The story opens with tragedy on both sides of the world: in the USA, a US pilot by the name of Tyler is grief stricken by a tragic turn of events; in Iraq, Husna loses her husband and two young sons in a drone strike. Ironically, Tyler is a drone operator on Creech Airbase in Nevada, waking up with dreams of blood and gore as the psychological stresses of this 21st century killing mode takes its toll on his mental health. Husna, a beautiful woman, is on a mission of revenge: she sets off for the USA determined to kill as many Amerikanis as she can. She is chillingly clinical as she starts her killing spree in mainland America. At first, the police think they are searching for a serial killer. In a way, they are, but soon discover there is something extra about these gruesome murders. "She's a serial killer with attitude. She's also beautiful and dangerous. Fuelled by a consuming and bitter need for revenge she leaves Iraq for the USA. Her objective is simple: to kill as many Americans as she can!"

Money! We can't seem to get by without it can we? It drives us on haunting our dreams, who says money isn't everything? Because it is for most of us! You never see a millionaire in the rain at a bus queue do you? You work hard so your entitled to a taste of the good life surely? Of course you are! What then, if fate stepped in to help guarantee your winning lottery ticket? "What do you do when you can't make ends meet and life is getting you down - it's obvious innit? Fiddle the lottery mate!"

IRAQ. Saddam Hussein's secret stash of ?weapons of mass destruction? have been found! The same weapons that would justify the Gulf War to the rest of the world. America and England hold their breath as they send in a couple of their crack troops on a suicidal mission to get them. Iranian and Iraqui terrorists have other ideas. An American Marine Sergeant and a British Special Boat Service soldier need to get to them first. If that wasn't bad enough, a certain Hermann Goering rocks the White House's foundations along the way...