Never underestimate the power of a few Muslim women when they seek revenge
Ernest Hunt delivers an amazing message to benefit humanity in Paris On Fire (Publish America), the sequel to Paris Under Siege, that continues to bring awareness to the plight of Muslim women and reflects his keen interest in international Muslim relations. He firmly believes that dedicated Muslims committed to women’s rights do exist and while there are fanatics in all religions, he knows there are also heroes and heroines, as evidenced by the return of his ‘four musketeers’ in the suspense-filled pages of his riveting sequel.
Paris on Fire is the story of a wounded Algerian terrorist who escapes from the American Hospital in Paris following a shootout at the American Cathedral and returns to the Casbah of Algeria where he hopes to recruit terrorists in a bid to incite violence in the Muslim suburbs of this beautiful city.
Riots run amok in the streets of Paris as the terrorists take the American Ambassador to France hostage and try to destroy the Eiffel Tower. It takes the combined efforts of an unlikely team comprised of a New York undercover agent, a New York reporter, a political officer of the U.S. Embassy in France and a handful of peaceful Muslim women to thwart the terrorist’s plans, giving the Muslim women an opportunity to bring judgment on the fanatic by taking his life in retaliation for his crimes.
The life experiences of Ernest Hunt, while living among the diverse cultures of California, St. Louis, New York, Dallas and Paris, France, are evident in the richness of this plot. It remains his desire to find a common sense of human decency amongst the practitioners of all faiths. Please visit the website of this insightful man at www.eehunt.com.
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Olivia de Havilland, world-renowned actress, was enthralled by both of the ‘Paris’ themed books.
