The Masada Protocol by Lee Broad

Sept. 21, 2011 - PRLog -- Just as the U.N. considers full membership for Palestine, Lee Broad’s exciting new thriller, The Masada Protocol considers what might happen if influential Israelis, observing the political radicalization of their neighbors and believing Israel friendless in a world that would not come to its aid, become convinced that their beloved country is on the cusp of annihilation.

When Black Ops expert Steve Barber is assigned to a straightforward investigation into an intelligence gap in Israel, he wonders if he might even get some time for R & R. Instead, Barber finds himself kidnapped by Mossad and on the wrong side of a gunfight with Hezbollah.

Saving the life of Neena Shahud, a beautiful Mossad agent at the top of Hezbollah’s most wanted list, gives him an ally to aid in his investigation. Confirming their worst suspicions they find themselves confronting an Israeli senior military official gone renegade, and a conspiracy that could destroy the middle east.

By the time Steve and Neena put the pieces in place, they maybe out of time.

If Masada, an historic fortress, the object of an oath taken by the Israel’s elite soldiers, is not to fall to enemies a second time, what will be the price? Who will pay it?
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Lee Broad is an author and business consultant. Lee drew from his domestic and international business experience, and interest in foreign affairs to write his first book The Masada Protocol.

Lee motivation in writing The Masada Protocol was to share his concerns over the future of Israel and its growing isolation and marginalization among increasingly hostile Arab neighbors. With this novel he hopes “to draw attention to the fragility of the Middle East and support for Israel.”

He lives in Buffalo, New York, where he is working on his second book, The Masada Retribution.

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“The Masada Protocol hooks you from the beginning. You're drawn into the high-stakes, high-adrenalin, high-danger world of black ops in a region of fanatical terrorism, the Middle East.” Tully Moss