The Gray Bird of Baghdad: An Ex-Secret Service Agent’s Desperate Mission to Save an Iraqi Scientist

-A unique storyline Although there are books presently online and in brick-and-mortar stores about the Secret Service, the use of WMD’s, 911, terrorism, Iraq, biological warfare, and torture, this title combines all of these interesting stand-alone topics into a braided narrative different than anything on the market.

The many successful books authored by CIA, military, and government officials that demonstrate the strong public interest in these stories.
A ex-Secret Service agent with expertise in the areas of bioweapons, security, intelligence, and law enforcement, the author is the recipient of a Director of National Intelligence Meritorious Unit Citation for his work on Iraqi scientists and brings over 30 years of experience to this story… . The Night Draws Near by Anthony Shadid or The Spymaster of Baghdad by Margaret Coker.
In the midst a global pandemic, the issue of conducting research, whether offensive or defensive, on biological agents like viruses or other biological agents and how we would combat them is of extreme importance.