Publisher's Synopsis
What if the Cuban Missile Crisis was all a masterful misdirection - something David Copperfield would have applauded? What if those Soviet ships supposedly carrying nuclear missiles had only hollow tubes meant to look like weapons of mass-destruction, ultimately drawing America's intelligence and military focus to the coast of Cuba and away from the real target? On October 12, 1962, during the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis, the real weapons of mass destruction were off-loaded 13 miles off the coast of Montauk, NY. They kept arriving by ship and plane for the next 57 years as part of a long-term battle plan devised by Khrushchev known as D6. It's goal - to defeat The United States of America from within. Those weapons of mass destruction were carefully packed aboard a Russian cargo ship, the Vslevod, code-named Noah's Ark. Five-hundred-sixty-three orphaned children, many of them grabbed from their parents serving time in the Soviet Gulags. Adopted by American parents willing to raise them as future traitors to the United States of America - they were paid handsomely. Those adopted children were each guided towards a specific career path noted in a legal contract between the parents and the Soviet Union. The children are called Herons, a frog's worst enemy and are divided into six groups, each with special skills associated with their designated career path. In 2020, the frog's worst enemy became the Patriot's biggest nightmare.
