Nathan Alexander, a media liaison at the Pentagon, survives the September 11th attack but tragically losses his wife in the event. Years after the tragedy, Nathan’s suspicion leads him to discover that his wife had inside information of a major conspiracy within the U.S. government.
While investigating into the conspiracy, Nathan comes across a computer hacker, Daniel Lewin, who is also interested in uncovering the truth about 9/11. Together, they use their computer skills and Pentagon access to discover information the U.S. government wants to keep a secret.
Eventually Nathan's cover is blown, and the two must run for their lives. Though all hope seems to be lost, their determination for the truth will not let these men give up their desire to uncover one of the greatest secrets in history.
(--from the website about the book. To read more, click on the link above.)
See what readers have said about the book:
"Powerful book that needs to be read," July 14, 2007
By Stan from Perry, GA - "This book presents significant issues in a powerful way. Every one should take some time to read this book, or at least book's ideas on its website. The book uses an exciting story to convey a message that should be one of America's concerns. I think this book will be a great means in creating awareness and inspiring people to do make an impact for America or the world."
"A book that is worth your time," July 15, 2007
By JC from Warner Robins, GA - This book is one that everyone needs to read. Shelton has a great writing style that keeps you interested all the way through. Shelton has found a great way to present many important issues. I personally do not agree with all the facts, but I have to admit that there's a bunch of unanswered questions. Shelton does a great job in raising these questions and creating a gripping mystery that keeps you plugged into the story for the entire 200 pages.
"A Great Book," July 14, 2007
By John P from Perry, GA - The American Truth is one of the books that you got to read. It's a topic that nobody in America wants to talk about, but it's one that needs to be addressed. And the author does a great job in how he presents the issues throughout the novel. I recommend this book to everyone - but I'll warn you, be prepared to be shocked by the evidence.
Nick Shelton is another Mill City Press self-published author.
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