Book Description
“Special Assignments Team (S.A.T.): A Dan Jenkins Adventure” is a story of how the master plan of a terrorist cell is foiled by a top secret government agency. According to Abdul Baseer himself, the leader of the Al-Qaida terrorist cell assigned to the United States, his plot to finally destroy the country starting with flooding New Orleans shall eclipse 9/11 in enormity. The terrorists have plotted long, hard, and painstakingly to do so, thus it appears they might very well succeed. Fortunately for the American nation, the Special Assignments Team (S.A.T.) has just been assigned to investigate suspicious activity in the aforementioned city. S.A.T. is an agency within the government that “officially does not exist” and is tasked by the U.S. President himself to carry out “top secret” missions, ranging from reconnaissance to assassination. The investigation in New Orleans shoots up in importance to the level of national security when Dan Jenkins, the S.A.T. field agent, discovers that Al-Qaida terrorists are indeed operating in the city. The agency immediately starts “taking care” of the cell thereafter. Although the terrorists put up quite a fight the S.A.T. ultimately foils their plot.
