The Jasper Wall — Linda Williamson

Someone has dreamed up a plan for a new world order -- but this one is not the theoretical pipe dream of an academic or the crazed talk of a mad man. It is a hidden file lurking in the computers on Capitol Hill. Before it can 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 his recurring 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 bizarre and dangerous. Davine C. Nash, 39-year-old bumper salesman, and pal Huck, find that their happy-hour yarns of international intrigue are 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.