Sisters without Mercy II: The Sheikh

About the Book

After thirty years, Brigadier General Carolyn McKenzie Marshall is retiring and leaving the US Army behind. She’s proud of her accomplishments, especially the formation and training of the first women’s jump program in the army. Though looking forward to a new life in Hawaii, she’s sad to leave her sisters behind, including her replacement, Col. Dora Aimsley. The two have been through a lot together.

But just three days into retirement, one of Carrie’s past exploits comes back to haunt her and her fellow sisters. Ten years ago, the Sheikh managed to escape destruction when Dora blew up the building in which he and his cohorts were hiding. Now, the Sheikh has returned to exact revenge on Dora and the team who caused him to lose money and face.

The Sheikh means business. Even so, Dora foils his hijacking attempt on the Pope’s airplane, and the Sheikh retaliates by kidnapping Dora’s twin daughters and Carrie. Dora’s training kicks in and with the help of her fellow sisters tries to save her friend, her family, and herself.

About the Author

Clarence J. Moore, a widower, is a retired US Navy medical technician and a native Baltimorean. Moore is a phlebotomist and writes in his spare time. This is his third book; he is also the author of Sisters without Mercy and Montana’s Christmas Wish. He lives in Inyokern, California, surrounded by his horses, chickens, dogs, and cats. Moore has three children and five grandchildren.