Elizabeth Jung

Iowa's Double Agent Elizabeth Jung

A timely, present day novel, Iowa's Double Agent is a combination of suspense and intrigue filled with foreign interest and entanglements. Breathtakingly imaginative and inventive, it's a story of greed, power and money, spiced and twisted with ruthless individuals determined to control the world around them.

This is the tale of an elite plan, developed by international decision makers that seeks to influence the outcome of a national presidential election. Months before the election, the clandestine members go to murderous lengths to place key personnel in staff positions.

In the few final days before the general election, the president and vice presidential candidates make a final swing visit to northern Iowa. Being back in a familiar terrority, the candidates feel comfortable, and attend party the party's rallies. After a very successful private fund raising appearance, the candidates prepare to leave a private home. As the presidential candidate walks to his car, he is shot and dies after surgery. As the nation learns of the shooting and death, several strategically placed party representatives successfully influence the vice presidential candidate to run for the now vacant presidential office. His acceptance puts the final stages of the detailed plan into motion. After several members of various intelligence agencies travel to Iowa to investigate the shooting, another person is murdered. An extraordinary stoy gets woven with foreign characters, human interest and detailed local color. Iowa's Double Agent ia very plausible, gripping contemporary tale that will make you wonder if such events are really possible.