Betrayal
Authors: Tim Tigner
Chapter 1
- FBI Counterterrorism Response Team Headquarters, Quantico, VA
Chapter 2
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 4
- Airborne over the Turkish-Iranian Border
Chapter 5
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 6
- Downtown Alexandria, Virginia
Chapter 8
- The Horus Club, Washington, D.C.
Chapter 9
- Alexandria, Virginia
Chapter 11
- FBI Headquarters, Washington, D.C.
Chapter 12
- Alexandria, Virginia
Chapter 14
- PoliTalk Studio, Washington, D.C.
Chapter 15
- Alexandria, Virginia
Chapter 17
- Alexandria, Virginia
Chapter 18
- Alexandria, Virginia
Chapter 19
- Lake Maroo, Virginia
Chapter 20
- The Mall, Washington, D.C.
Chapter 21
- Alexandria, Virginia
Chapter 22
- Wilmington, Delaware
Chapter 23
- The Horus Club, Washington, D.C.
Chapter 24
- Alexandria, Virginia
Chapter 25
- Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
Chapter 27
- Annapolis, Maryland
Chapter 28
- Velveteen Beach, Florida
Chapter 29
- FBI Headquarters, Washington, D.C.
Chapter 30
- Annapolis, Maryland
Chapter 31
- Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
Chapter 32
- The Horus Club, Washington, D.C.
Chapter 33
- Alexandria, Virginia
Chapter 34
- Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
Chapter 36
- Annapolis, Maryland
Chapter 37
- Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
Chapter 39
- Annapolis, Maryland
Chapter 40
- Baltimore, Maryland
Chapter 41
- Baltimore, Maryland
Chapter 42
- Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
Chapter 43
- Baltimore, Maryland
Chapter 45
- Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
Chapter 46
- Baltimore, Maryland
Chapter 47
- The Grand Hyatt, Washington, D.C.
Chapter 48
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 49
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 50
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 51
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 52
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 53
- Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
Chapter 54
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 55
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 56
- The SS Norse Wind, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 57
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 59
- Near the New York City Cruise Terminal
Chapter 60
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 61
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 62
- Crisfield, Maryland
Chapter 63
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 64
- The SS Queen Mary 2
Chapter 65
- The SS Queen Mary 2
Chapter 66
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 67
- The SS Queen Mary 2
Chapter 68
- The SS Queen Mary 2
Chapter 69
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 70
- The SS Queen Mary 2
Chapter 71
- The SS Queen Mary 2
Chapter 72
- Asgard Island, Chesapeake Bay
Chapter 73
- The SS Queen Mary 2
Chapter 74
- PoliTalk Studio, Washington, D.C.
BETRAYAL
TIM TIGNER
This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.
Copyright © 2013 by Tim Tigner
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This novel is dedicated to a man who never betrayed anyone, my father, my teacher, my friend, Professor Steven S. Tigner.
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Chapter 1
FBI Counterterrorism Response Team Headquarters, Quantico, VA
S
PECIAL
A
GENT
O
DYSSEUS
Carr looked up at the graying tiles of his boss’s ceiling and began counting to ten. He almost made it to three. “What do you mean, I can’t brief my men? They’re putting their lives at risk, commander. Big risk. These aren’t stone-throwers you’re asking us to kill. These are the guys who took out the World Trade Center.”
Commander Potchak stood. He was a head shorter than Odi but built like a fireplug, and every bit as tough. “What’s your point?”
Odi leaned forward and rested predatory palms on the edge of Potchak’s metal desk. “My point, sir, is that we’re giving up a crucial advantage if we don’t rehearse. I want to give my men every available advantage. They deserve no less.”
Potchak did not twitch or blink. He just stared back cold and hard for a couple seconds and then said, “If you’re not up to it, Agent Carr, I’ll give Echo Team to Waslager. He’s been itching to go international. You can sit this one out—in isolation of course.”
Odi wanted to leap over the desk, grab his boss by the ears and put a knee through his smug face, but he knew that would not help his team. Instead he bit back his frustration and tried to suck it up like a good soldier. “That won’t be necessary, sir.”
Potchak turned and spat a thick river of tobacco juice into his trashcan, making Odi forget his own frustration for a moment to pity Jose the janitor. “Good,” Potchak said. “Now, if you’ll take your head just a little bit farther out of your ass and break this task down, you’ll see that I’m not ordering you to give anything up. The physics of the assault are the same whether it’s Hogan’s Alley or I-fucking-ran. A building is a building. A grenade is a grenade. Considering that you used to be the Bureau’s top Explosive-Ordnance-Disposal pro, you should know that. All you need to rehearse effectively are models of the buildings and the lie of the land. Both are at your disposal, so I don’t want to hear any more whining.”
