African Heartbeats - Williams, Temple Emmet
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Americans don't care about Africa. They should. It will become the most powerful continent in the world, torn between the Chinese and various terrorist groups, all linked to the destruction of the United States, African Heartbeats is the third novel in the Heartbeats Series, following Wrinkled Heartbeats and Poison Heartbeats, both of which won many writing awards. Sharonda and Samuel Nelson have returned to their ancestral roots in the southern highlands of East Africa. They still secretly work for Homeland Security and Mac McKlane, and they prepare for an ISIS attack at one of the largest…mehr

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Americans don't care about Africa. They should. It will become the most powerful continent in the world, torn between the Chinese and various terrorist groups, all linked to the destruction of the United States, African Heartbeats is the third novel in the Heartbeats Series, following Wrinkled Heartbeats and Poison Heartbeats, both of which won many writing awards. Sharonda and Samuel Nelson have returned to their ancestral roots in the southern highlands of East Africa. They still secretly work for Homeland Security and Mac McKlane, and they prepare for an ISIS attack at one of the largest hospitals in Tanzania. The terrorist strike will be the start of a multinational push to replace the lost oil fields of ISIS in Syria with a new cash crop in southern Africa, diamonds from the de Beers complex in Botswana. ISIS also wants the eight atomic bombs built by South Africa during the time of Apartheid. The nuclear weapons remain hidden in the Y-Plant at Pelindaba, near Pretoria. General 'Mac" McKlane's Homeland Security team of Rangers, Raiders, and SEALs must fight the forces of evil within ISIS as well as the destruction of power and expertise in America by a government that does not always value professional advice. Enjoy your trip through the southern nations of Africa. It will be a bumpy ride, filled with truth. The author lived in Africa for six years. He spent three years researching this book.
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Temple Emmet Williams has been a professional writer for over 60 years. As a journalist, he worked for the the New York World-Telegram & Sun, where he was nominated twice for a Pulitzer before the paper shut down in the early 1960s. He worked as an editor at the Readers Digest, and a copywriter and creative director at several well-known advertising agencies. He lived in Africa for six years and almost as long in Europe. His wife of 47 years is his content editor. They live in Boca Raton, Florida.