Levant Mirage exposes more than just fifteen hundred years of religious turmoil. The world faces a grim choice-submit to the demands of terrorists or face mass obliteration. Adam Michaels, son of a jet-setting mother and a heroic Syrian father is exonerated for his part in the bloodiest day of America's longest war. Yet when he returns home, neither forgiveness nor understanding greet him. His ambitious and politically connected wife files for divorce, a conspiracy in the halls of the Pentagon places a target squarely on his back, and a Broadway actress believes she has fallen in love with him. When a secret PhD dissertation is inexplicably declassified, Adam becomes the most hated man in the terrorist's world. Believing he might hold the key to thwart a theocratic society of subjugation, a splinter group of extremists attempt to kidnap or at the very least, kill him. Undercover and often alone, Adam must decide between a failed national policy, a family he has never met, and just staying alive. With a billion lives in the balance as the planet's societies crumble, Adam makes a choice that few understand and fewer will forgive. Taken from the world's daily headlines, the research, people, and places of Levant Mirage are real, even if the work is fiction.