In Close Proximity: New Edition

On the cusp of what some have called the “New Age of Terrorism,” three brothers must come to terms with an unthinkable reality that invades their well-ordered existence. An ingenious, powerful, and untraceable stealth weapon, designed by a gifted and resourceful young man, is placed in the hands of a secretive and elite council comprised of some of the most powerful men and women in the world. The lives of the three brothers are irreversibly altered when they are thrust in close proximity to the clandestine affairs of this secret group whose true motivation remains as obscure as its intended target. As the true purpose of the conspiracy is exposed, it becomes clear that what is at stake is not merely the brothers’ survival, but the balance of world economic power. Realizing they must either fight back or remain forever stained by their own compliance, character demands the brothers confront this covert world. Pursued by members of the council on one hand and the weapon’s designer on the other, the brothers struggle to maintain their individual integrity while preserving the endangered lives of those they love and have loved. What Readers say about In Close Proximity: I started reading and I could not stop. It was fantastic! Fast moving. Engrossing. On the edge of my seat reading. I absolutely LOVED IT! Gale Laure author of Evolution of a Sad Woman: The Story of Kizzy A thrilling adventure on a global scale, In Close Proximity keeps you waiting for what comes next and descriptions that make you feel like you are in the scenes. A wonderful read. Stanni1, Amazon Reader It was hard to put this book down as I was drawn in from the start. I read this during the early days of the disappearance of Malaysia Flight 370 which only increased the intrigue. Looking forward to more well-crafted stories from Mr. Williams! Happi123, Amazon Reader Mr. Williams does a good job tying all the pieces together for a thrilling spy story. Three brothers get into a tangled web of mysterious happenings and are being used against each other as pawns in a bigger scheme. It is a good book. A pretty easy read. Martha W.