John Corey is back fighting for the safety of the United States against a new enemy who is actually an old enemy. In Radiant Angel 
this is the seventh book in DeMille’s John Corey series and it lives up to the standards previously set. There is a minor backstory regarding his wife who was more prominent in the previous novels that makes me look forward to the next novel.
“The sun was in the western sky, and it shone down into the covered walkways and on the faces of the people who were part mourners and part curiosity seekers. Some of them, Khalil thought, did not comprehend what had befallen them, and some only dimly understood why this had happened. Most of them, he was certain, saw this event as a single incident, without context and without meaning. The Americans lived in the moment, without history and thus without prophecy. Their ignorance and their arrogance, and their love of comfort and their disobedience to God, were their greatest weakness. The moment in which they lived was passing and there was no future for them.”
John Corey and his wife Kate Mayfield are back after losing some friends on 9/11. Corey is his irascible self, but Kate has undergone some transformation since being so close to the tragedy on that fateful day. In Wild Fire
John Corey and his new wife attend a memorial service in remembrance of the victims of TWA Flight 800 which exploded shortly after take off from New York’s JFK International Airport. Five years after the tragedy there are still open wounds and doubt about the official explanation of the events leading up to the explosion. In Night Fall
Nelson DeMille
I recently read Nelson DeMille’s 
I did a thing that I don’t like doing. I read a book, The Panther
