The Cape May Protocol — Tom Becker

Young F.B.I. Special Agent Brad Martin was chosen for an almost impossible assignment that took him from a desk job in Washington, D.C. to an undercover assignment in Cape May, New Jersey. His task: stop German U-boats off America's east coast from sinking allied supply ships bound for England. Posing as a book store merchant, he meets beautiful Susan Porter and, at the same time, discovers a Nazi spy ring feeding information to submarine commanders. World War II explodes over the shores of Cape May and Brad finds himself dealing with situations he never learned at the F.B.I. Academy. Capturing German saboteurs, falling in love and getting wounded on the Cape May beaches is only the beginning for Brad as he begins his life of endless secrecy and danger. This breathtaking, fast-paced drama will keep you on the edge of your seat from one twisting surprise to another, finally asking the question, "Who will survive and who will not?" Author-teacher and photojournalist Tom Becker conducted photo-research and lectures which carried him across 45 of the 50 States and 12 foreign countries. He has authored 13 books and published more than 300 articles, receiving numerous awards and honors. Tom also served as Principal Lecturer at the Missouri Scholars Academy and at the British national space school in London for five seasons. Living today in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, he writes novels and books about his eyewitness experiences throughout the last half of the twentieth century. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/TheCapeMayProtocol.html