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The Unthinkable: What If the Next 9/11 Comes in a Suitcase or a Vial?
Imagine this: You’re grabbing coffee, scrolling headlines, and suddenly the alert hits your phone. A city has gone dark. Chaos erupts. No one knows if it’s radiation or a virus. All they know is something horrific has been unleashed — and it didn’t come from missiles or planes. It came in a carry-on bag or a medicine dropper.
This isn’t sci-fi. It’s not just the plot of a movie. It’s a nightmare scenario the CIA and FBI quietly spend billions trying to prevent every single year. A suitcase nuke or a genetically engineered virus — that’s the kind of hell we’re talking about. And the terrifying truth? It’s not just possible. It’s plausible.
That’s the pulse-pounding fear that runs through SHADOW WAR, my spy thriller where CIA operative Corey Pearson uncovers a chilling plot. A Russian sleeper cell is hiding in plain sight on American soil, and they’re planning something massive. Corey doesn’t know if it’s a miniature nuclear bomb or a lab-grown virus — but he knows it’s coming. And fast.
Now, let’s break it down. A suitcase nuke isn’t a Hollywood gimmick. It’s a real thing. Back in the ’90s, there were serious concerns that the Soviet Union had developed compact, portable nuclear devices. After the fall of the USSR, some of these so-called “tactical nukes” went unaccounted for…