When a spy's activities at the National Reconnaissance Office are discovered a chase starts in Washington, DC and continues half-way around the world. He has released classified satellite photos of present day American POWs in North Viet Nam to the Chinese Embassy. A CIA satellite intercepts the Embassy's transmission of the photos sent to Beijing and the result is panic at the CIA and FBI. The spy is flushed and a chase starts along the Mid-Atlantic coast and continues through the islands of the Caribbean, Venezuela, the Terror Flight to Iran, Iran, and the Indian Ocean. He is pursued by Sudie Sexton, a young woman of Melungeon descent and a relatively new CIA agent.
The story also covers the POW's existence in the prison camps. The few that are still alive are now in their 60's and 70's and the only release they have is through their dreams, very vivid dreams. They are kept and cared for in a clandestine and remote camp by a commandant, a sympathetic doctor, his wife, and a few guards. This novel will appeal not only to espionage and POW/MIA enthusiasts but to every military veteran.