The Rings Of Allah

Rating:
Summary: Better than Clancy.
Review: A frightening story. The possibility of terrorists actually being able to bring a nuclear weapon into the U.S. always seemed too far fetched to be taken seriously. I never related new articles about Iran, Iraq and North Korea enriching uranium to a specific danger to me. I never heard of a simple, uranium gun-type nuclear weapon. How easy it is to make one. After reading The Rings of Allah I am now concerned. Boyland show how it can be done, how we can be attacked with no warning. The first part of this book is written from the terrorists point of view. The reader sees the world through their eyes. A must read.

Rating:
Summary: Best since Sum of all Fears
Review: I really enjoyed The Rings of Allah. It was very thought provoking and absolutely jam-packed with fascinating information. One of my joys of reading is expanding my knowledge about subjects I know little about. This book certainly fills the bill!

I have already passed the book along to a friend and he also gave it a thumbs up review.

Rating:
Summary: Best since Sum of all Fears
Review: I really enjoyed The Rings of Allah. It was very thought provoking and absolutely jam-packed with fascinating information. One of my joys of reading is expanding my knowledge about subjects I know little about. This book certainly fills the bill!

I have already passed the book along to a friend and he also gave it a thumbs up review.

Rating:
Summary: Authentic description of how it can be done!
Review: It is a pleasure to read a novel that has all its facts and technologies correct. The atomic bomb used does not require maintenance and a special fuze. The author describes how a simple gun-type atomic bomb, like the Little Boy, can be disassembled and brought into the U.S. as components, then reassembled. A devious scheme where the terrorists hide the weapons in plain sight. A page turning ending. The best techno-thriller since The Sum Of All Fears. This book gets it right.

Rating:
Summary: Enthralling and Fearfully Captivating
Review: Lee Boyland has hit the nail on the head... and it just may be the last nail to a coffin. Pages into the first chapter I saw the seeds of what was to come being planted. Disgrunted Russian atomic technicians, rouge KGB agents and terrorist cell members all moving in a common direction... to destroy the Great Satan... our America... with a nuclear weapon. Although it is a work of fiction, this riveting tale is inundated with historically accurate Middle Eastern occurences that informed and terrorized. At the very least, you will learn a little bit about the enemy. At the most, you will have nightmares. Lee Boyland has done his work well. Keep the lights on when you read this one and watch the headlines... time will tell just how prophetic his novel actually was.