There was no question that the C-5 Hercules went down in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Satellite surveillance located the wreckage, the bodies and the pings of the billion dollar satellite equipment that it was transporting.Captain Hank Heller was in charge of the secure hangar where the Hercules had been loaded with the military satellite equipment. The Air Force accepted the undisputable evidence of the crash but Captain Heller did not. He discovered subtle clues that pointed to a well thought out plot to steal the billion dollar payload.Heller and a mysterious woman, Aya Shaheen, despite mutual animosity toward each other, reluctantly team up to probe circumstantial evidence suggesting that there was no crash. They soon discover how China, North Korea, and an international broker of stolen military satellites fit into complicated web of murder and treachery. Allan E. Petersen, now lives in Vancouver, Canada. Retired, he dedicates his time to a lifelong passion of writing. The two subjects that command his attention are: the mysteries that are hidden within our genetic code and contemporary interpretations of biblical writings. He has combined these two interests in his latest series of books -The House of the Nazarene- the first of which is 'An Angel in the Shadows.'
