The fourth book in the For The Innocent series, Praesidium is 71,208 words.

The fight against world terrorism continues unabated.

Within the massive walls of two ancient fortresses —- one surrounded by the vast Indian Ocean, and the other surrounded by the expansive Libyan Desert —- plans are made, one against the other.

Alexander Shaitan has learned that his arch enemy has left himself vulnerable, having spread his resources thin across the globe. To use this to his advantage, the terror leader has spirited a French terrorist out of a maximum-security prison with the express purpose of killing Erik Racher.

Tika, whose evil is matched only by her father's, will also participate. Between the two ruthless killers, how could the mission fail?

ither way things work out, Tika has plans of her own.

Erik Racher has his teams eradicating terrorists wherever they are found: in a market in northern Spain, in a jungle encampment in the Peruvian mountains, in dark alleys of London, in a Kurdish enclave in Iraq, and on a road in the Syrian Desert.

When he learns that trouble has arrived to Momanzia, it becomes a race against time to reinforce the ocean bastion, and to save the small handful of inexperienced defenders.