OUTSIDER
is fictional in form but based on real terrorist techniques, cells and social engineering! Integrates current extremist terrorist techniques and exposes their destructive and nefarious influence. International terrorism throughout the world, including actual terrorist organizations, provides the background for a theme to find the underlying connection among the terrorist groups. The current danger is now evident that people who look like you are I may be terrorists! From the United States to Ireland to Japan and South East Asia,
Outsider will shock you with covert actions and knowledge to combat terrorism! Characters and theme are interwoven with real terrorists, FBI, CIA and government agencies worldwide. Current and futuristic technological methods are revealed throughout the book.
He received a Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts studying mathematical models, statistics and computer programming.
He has written science fiction, mystery and technical documentation in computer science. His websites on the Internet are popular including
http://www.nvo.com/stanmorgan with over 21,000 visitors. Other websites include sample chapters from The Greenhouse and Outsider novels, including science fiction themes concerning Mars, Io and galactic travel.
He has completed his second novel, Outsider concerning terrorist activities throughout the globe and their dedicated anti-terrorist characters. His experience in computer, biological sciences including graduate work in genetic engineering and molecular biology including extensive research concerning terrorism both current and before 9/11 helps with terrorist, computer and biologically related themes in this novel.
The Angel of Death has been abroad throughout the land; you may almost hear the beating of his wings.
John Bright (1811-1889)
English radical politician
"A Secret Service Agent killed by Willard," proclaimed Henry Arnold." I warned you not to invade his home," grimly reiterated Henry." He served in two wars."
"Error of judgment," replied Dave." I surmised that he was playing both sides."
"Surmised - you assumed. When you assume you make an ass of yourself."
"He never liked intelligence work - military intelligence requested he work for them after the Gulf War, but he refused."
"That assumption is based on the wrong premise that his loyalty was compromised - no!"
"I realize that my assumption was incorrectly surmised." Your thinking is flawed, given that assumptions are made only to prove or disprove a hypothesis, not generate a conclusion," proclaimed Henry with scientific knowledge based on his training in psychological research.
"I realize my jealousy concerning Addie may have confused my thinking," Dave added thoughtfully.
"Don't make the motive for our work be personal revenge."
"Willard killed her in self-defense," concluded Dave who noticeably felt relieved considering he was attempting to clear his friend Willard from the manslaughter charge. His boss Henry apparently agreed with him.
"Her termination will be considered killed while providing for the safety of the North American continent," officiously stated Henry with grim expression.
Henry left David's office with a flourish consistent with his position as head of Secret Service for the U.S.A.
David noticed a rainbow come through the clouds maybe a foretelling of better times for Willard and Addie. Realizing his commitment to their security and his unshakable confidence in democracy.
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Willard met Addie at Orlando International Airport on a cloudy and muggy day. The kissed at the gate and walked like a married couple to his parked car in the open parking area. Driving to his house Willard said "I’m waiting for you before I blow up the agency."
"Great given the information I have from Washington!"
"What information?"
"I have a connection there who told me about the terrorist activities."
"CIA?"