Windstorm

When seventeen-year-old Carter Chamberlain is uprooted from his quiet American life and moved to London, England, he fears his biggest problem will be boredom. Instead, he meets, loses, and finds again the girl of his dreams. Because of Fiona, and her wayward brothers, he is drawn deeper and deeper into the sordid world of Irish Republican Army terrorism, all the while trying to keep his own dysfunctional family from shattering. Carter's story moves from crisis to crisis until one last test of courage and resourcefulness is needed for his survival and that of Fiona and many innocent people. Set in one of the worlds largest and most cosmopolitan cities, at a time in recent world events that stunned not only Great Britain but the world, Windstorm is a must read for all who want their history embedded in an exciting story. It is a story of adventure, courage in the face of seemingly overwhelming odds, and the journey of one young man and one young woman who come from two very different worlds. Once Carter and Fiona find each other-not an easy task-they must find a way to save their families from disintegration and the people of London from another horrific atrocity. Too much to do and too little time. How can Carter distinguish the important from the merely urgent? When lives are at stake, he learns they are one and the same thing.