Igloo

by David W. Stephens

London born computer geek Jerry Freedman spent his youth teaching himself electronics and computers, and by the time he had completed his degree, Jerry had hacked into all the major computer systems in the world.His knowledge of securing data attracted the attention of the Israeli security agencies into which he is eventually recruited, following the completion of a five month initiation course where, as the weeks progressed, Jerry transforms into a lean, fit and self-assured individual, frequently demonstrating to those who matter, his potential to become a first-class agent.After returning home and resuming his normal life, it’s not long before Jerry is tasked with a mission to infiltrate a terrorist cell. On a quest against time, he is required to combine his newly acquired skills with his vast knowledge of technology in an attempt to avert a courageous attack targeting some of the principle cities in the world.

344 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 10, 2006

About the author

Dave Stephens is a professor in the Department of Ecology, Evolution and Behavior at the University of Minnesota. In 2012 he served as a program director in animal behavior at the National Science Foundation. His research focuses on the behavioral ecology of animal learning and decision making.