Some say that it was God Himself who put it all in motion when He acknowledged the male sons of Abraham: Isaac the son of his wife Sarah; and Ishmael his son by Hagar, Sarah’s maid…or did He? One must wonder what was His intention, to honor one over the other, or both equally? Whom did He intend to be The Son/s of Promise?
Frank McNeill, a young architect and grandson of a contemporary of Frank Lloyd Wright finds his family’s security as well as his honor and loyalty challenged by an evil far beyond his imagination or control; an evil orchestrated by an unlikely nemesis, Ishmael, a foreign student in Frank’s University of Texas Crowd. Both young men are burdened with the responsibility of being the sole heir to powerful and high-profile family legacies. Ishmael, the heir apparent to the Islamic tribe of Kuhmaad, is the only one who knows of Frank’s apparent murder of a prostitute during his graduation party. Frank’s panic to conceal this act forces him to supply information to Ishmael for his hired terrorist so he can infiltrate the ranks of Frank’s grandfather, Jasper McNeill’s, International Gateway to Freedom project, where he has been ordered by leader of his desert tribe, a powerful Sheikh, to perform an ‘honor killing.’ Ishmael is unaware that his terrorist has additional contracts to eliminate all the high profile international board members including the President of the United States. Frank realizes too late that he alone must avert the horror he has unleashed and unwillingly assisted.
Fan Info: Barnes & Nobel reports that people who bought The Pact also bought: The DaVinci Code, Angels and Demons, and Deception Point by Dan Brown, Big Bad Wolf by James Patterson, and The Rule of Four by Ian Caldwell, Duston Thomason.
