Complete Access

by David M. Bannat

Brian Chestburg is a computer expert who can hack into any company or government file through the Internet. He gets involved with a politician named Jim Gallagor, who is looking to unseat the incumbent Senator in the upcoming election. Brian’s brother Jay is an Accountant who hates his job, and keeps sane by spending all his time at the gym or martial arts classes. Brian’s company gets an important government contract developing encryption code for their top-secret transmissions. He considers this his dream job and decides that it is no longer worth the risk to help Gallagor. The trouble starts when Brian tries to sever his relationship with Gallagor. Gallagor convinces his Chinese contacts that Brian poses a threat to him, and could be of value to them. The Chinese decide to kidnap Brian. Jay accidentally stumbles upon the kidnap attempt and kills one of the Chinese kidnappers during the struggle. Impressed with Jay’s performance during the operation, he is soon recruited by the FBI. The FBI turn their attention to Gallagor and his former KGB partner. With the help of their new recruits....

354 pages, Paperback

First published March 12, 2011

Reviews

[Carol Stanley-Snow · Rating 1 out of 5]

did not finish. Found it hard to keep charecters seperate. Not a smooth read for me.