The Jasper Wall

Someone has dreamed up a plan for a new world order--but this one is not the theoretical pipe dream of an academic, or a political sales talk on "Nightline." It is a hidden file lurking in the computers of Capitol Hill, and it is ready to be executed. A few key people must be put in place. A few others must die. �

Set in Washington, D.C. during the early Reagan years, the mystery begins when Davy Nash, disturbed by a dream of John F. Kennedy's funeral, takes a midnight walk through the streets of Washington, D.C. When he sees the lifeless body of Senator Richard Hurd of West Virginia being pulled from a nasty wreck on Key Bridge, he knows he has witnessed a historical event. But when the next day's newscasts air with no mention of the tragedy, Davy begins to suspect that his insomnia has brought him face to face with something more bizarre--and something which, he begins to realize, is now very much aware of him.

Davine C. Nash, 39-year-old bumper salesman, finds his and pal Huck's happy-hour yarns of international intrigue becoming a bit too real. Davy and Huck find themselves at the wrong end of a fanatic's arsenal when their amateur investigation uncovers "A Blueprint for a Perfect America".

To survive, Davy and Huck must convince their captors that these two average Joes are part of an anti-terrorist army. And the only hope for life as we know it is for Davy and Huck to succeed.