Passport to Terror

A tale of a terrorist operation by dissident KGB agents, who plan on killing all the NATO Ministers at a meeting in NYC, in order to make Russia return to the Militaristic society it once was so the Military regains its lost power and influence."What is her life worth. There is a team here to kill the Secretary. I know, I made the passports." A closed case just turned into a serious threat! Emotions are strong, the action fast, as US State Department Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) Special Agents work to thwart a terrorist plot-against the first female Secretary of State. The threat rises out of a festering need for revenge, personal and political, and puts network-television reporter Frank Lee Collins on both sides. Does he keep his career or help save the Secretary? The action moves from Russia to a New York City Federal Court; from Rome to Iraq, Egypt, Turkey and Geneva, and of course, Washington, D.C. With the help of the Russian Security Service, DSS and FBI Special Agents, New York City cops and informants, DSS Supervisory Agent Molloy and his Group follow the trail of passports to track the "players" in the plot. The passports help connect the dots, if you're a skilled agent and know where to look. Technology and knowledge of federal procedures help the terrorists disguise their "weapon." As the DSS/FBI team starts putting pieces of the puzzle together, the trail leads to assassins and death “ even for some of the good guys. While the story is fiction, the reader soon realizes that Passport to Terror could be "ripped" from today's headlines!

About the author: Pat O'Hanlon served as a Counter Intelligence Agent in the US Army for five years and as a Special Agent in the DSS for 31 years, serving around the world, often in hot spots and as the Special Agent in Charge of New York & Chicago, retiring as the Assistant Director of Protection. Pat has neutralized several terrorist operations throughout his career, one of which is described in the book"Relentless Pursuit" by Samuel M. Katz. Upon his retirement, Pat was presented the Secretary's Career Achievement award."I.J. Hudson is a former television reporter with more than 30 years of news reporting experience, to include NBC in Washington, DC., where national stories often are also local stories. Hudson is the recipient of six local emmys and numerous awards for spot news and feature reporting."Collaborating with Pat on ˜Passport to Terror" gave me new insights into the ways DSS agents perform their jobs."

Pat O’Hanlon served as a Counter Intelligence Agent in the US Army for five years and as a Special Agent in the
DSS for 31 years, serving around the world, often in hot spots and as the Special Agent in Charge of New York &
Chicago, retiring as the Assistant Director of Protection.
Pat has neutralized several terrorist operations throughout his career, one of which is described in the book “Relentless
Pursuit” by Samuel M. Katz. Upon his retirement,
Pat was presented the Secretary’sCareer Achievement award.
I.J. Hudson is a former television reporter with more than
30 years of news reporting experience, to include NBC in
Washington, DC., where national stories often are also local stories. Hudson is the recipient of six local emmys and numerous awards for spot news and feature reporting.
“Collaborating with Pat on ‘Passport to Terror’ gave me new insights into the ways DSS agents perform their jobs.”