Two weeks can be a lifetime. Just ask Ben James character, Wade Foster, in the September 11 thriller, Insider Dreams, which hit the bookshelves in 2006. The cliff-hanging strategy chronicles the lives of cardinal individuals complete the two weeks leading up to the harangue on the World Trade Center.
In his eldest complete novel, Ben James chronicles the lives of 50 twelvemonth old computer specialist, Wade Foster and his third wife, Amanda Rutherford on a boulevard voyage to go to a wedding ceremony in Seattle.
Still struggling next to his prehistorical and a one period marital to Amanda, the stanchly unadventurous Foster attempts to veil lots of the evident terrorists events going on in circles them while communication at a length beside his dad, Andrew Foster, a ex federal agent, later next Harold Phillips, an FBI causal agent in Seattle, who too happens to be the son of a man the sr. Foster onetime worked.
Meanwhile, chartless to Foster, his oldest daughter, Megan is interviewing for a job in the World Trade Center but she is resentful to archer her dad when she calls him for fear he will not okay of her engagements. Ben James masterfully combines the Foster's responsibility near the terrorists, Megan's relocate from Atlanta to New York City and Megan's relationship with Darin Blake, a man her age who likewise plant in the southerly steeple consequently brings the romance to a exaggerated finishing point two days after the Foster's tax return to their abode in Oklahoma City, a calm, resplendent morning, Tuesday, September 11, 2001.
An exciting second occurs when Foster sees the denunciation on a weensy black and achromatic TV in his business office next calls Megan on her cell cell phone. At the short while he calls, Megan, Darin Blake and two others have entered the northeastern well from the 86th flooring of the southbound construction and have made their way to the landing involving the 79th and 80th floors.