When Sherry Hannon first hears about the shootings at Virginia Tech, she wonders, Could this be a terrorist act? Given the history of violence and fear in the United States leading up to this moment, she can hardly be blamed for her suspicions.But soon, Sherry finds out about the subject first-hand. As she falls in love with a mysterious man named Bandar Blitte, she becomes entrenched in his secret dealings with a terrorist cell bent on destroying a nuclear power plant in Maine—a site with a long history of safety breaches and citizen protests. And the more she knows, the more danger she finds herself in.While Blitte and his cohorts concoct their evil plan, the FBI and the Navy SEALS are making plans of their own and keeping watch on the nuclear facility. When the two groups finally come face to face, who will win? The terrorists, or those whom we trust to defeat them? Terrorism in the United States is a sweeping epic that paints a scathing picture of homeland security in the United States from World War II through the present day. Based on true events and settings, it will leave readers wondering just how safe they are in America today. Read Less