FBI Deputy Director Walter Shaw is facing a major dilemma: one of his deep-cover field agents, Michael Harper, has been killed in a tragic car accident.Harper had spent several weeks infiltrating a militia group that was hell-bent on ridding the United States of all Muslims. Shortly before his untimely death, the agent had sent news that a major attack was being planned against several Islamic targets in America.With time running out, Shaw is left with only one alternative. Michael Harper's identical twin-brother Daniel is plucked from a Las Vegas jail cell and coerced into taking his brother's place. Michael Harper's handler, Diedra Wolfe, is saddled with the unenviable task of turning a common criminal into an undercover agent in a matter of days. The only thing in Daniel Harper's favor? An eidetic memory, resulting from a childhood head injury.After assuming his deceased brother's alias, Daniel is forced to face his own demons. But can he prevent the largest terror attack on American soil since 9/11? Ray Floyd was born and raised in South Africa. He studied at the University of Natal (Durban) where he minored in Language & Communication. He is a veteran of the Angolan bush-war and is well-versed in Modern Warfare Weapons & Tactics.Floyd moved to Las Vegas NV in 1992 but didn't pursue a writing career until 2016. POETIC JUSTICE is his debut novel.Ray Floyd is married with two children and his interests include sailing, flying, swimming and reading. Given his aversion to cold weather, he divides his time between his homes in Las Vegas and South Africa.
