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For Immediate Release
Terrorism on the Internet? A Plausible
Idea in Today’s World
Terrorism on the Internet – a plausible idea
in today’s world – is both intriguing and
frightening. Author Robert Lanzone’s first novel,
Cyberjihad, chronicles just such a clandestine scheme.
(PRWEB) March 9, 2005 -- What kind of harm can terrorists
achieve on the Internet? Author Robert Lanzone's novel,
Cyberjihad
(ISBN 1-4208-2145-8) reveals a terrorist plot so convincing,
it places the book on the hairy edge of non-fiction.
Synopsis: A Wall Street computer whiz travels through
cyberspace, where he stumbles upon terrorists plotting
to destabilize the world’s economy and nuclear
defenses. Reluctantly sucked in by government bureaucrats,
this computer genius becomes torn between the safety
of loved ones and defusing acts of global terrorism.
Plot Details: Kyle Pemberton, a Wall Street computer
whiz, takes on an international assignment after the
untimely death of Christopher Moran, his good friend
and predecessor on an important IT project at their
firm. In his new role, he shadows a dubious consultant
through cyberspace and stumbles upon a clandestine
computer network called the Control Grid. In his quest
to investigate, Kyle enlists the help of his trusted
colleagues. Together, they launch an incursion into
the labyrinth of computer networks and communication
lines. Unfortunately, they spark the attention of
the Cyberjihad, a terrorist organization plotting
to infiltrate this fabric of connections and circuitry
to destabilize the world's security and economy. The
terrorists scramble to use the Control Grid to eliminate
Kyle and his cyber-compatriots, hastening an international
crisis. Pemberton ultimately finds himself faced with
the colossal task of short-circuiting global terrorism.
Author Robert Lanzone is a member of The Long Island
Writers’ Guild, Inc. He has had short stories
published in several anthologies, including Fantasies
and The Taj Mahal Review by Cyberwit, and in Long
Island Expressions, an anthology for autism awareness.
Contact Information
Robert Lanzone
Tel: 917-750-3109
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