Air Force Special Agent, Major Patrick O'Donnell, is a tough-as-nails investigator who discovers he has a unique psychic gift. He is recruited into a TOP SECRET black world community, overseen by the FBI, which leverages his skills to solve child abductions. He proves himself particularly gifted at this important endeavor, but he soon discovers this black world has an even darker underbelly when those close to him begin to die mysteriously. To make matters more complicated, the government has other plans for his psychic skills...after all, it is October 2001, and there is a War on Terror underway! Agent O'Donnell must find abducted children, hunt for terrorists, and solve the murders that occurred because of his work...but most significantly, he must protect his own family who have become trapped and threatened in a twisted web of government intrigue.

"Child Finder is a gripping, intriguing, rare, and accurate look into the U.S. Intelligence Community. Angley uses his long government career to weave a believable fiction tale that is as current as today's news. Once you finish the book, you will be anxious to read the rest of the trilogy!" -- Gerald E. Pratt, Operations Officer, National Security Agency (retired)

"I loved this book!  This is a book for anyone who loves political suspense, secret government agencies, and uniquely gifted heroes!  A former Military Intelligence Officer, the author's background adds credibility to this fascinating look into covert operations.  But just because he knows what he is talking about doesn't mean he can tell a good story or especially write one!  Luckily for those of us who love secret undercover organizations, paranormal stories, and great intriguing suspense filled tales, Mike Angley has it all together.  I can't wait to read the next two books in the series!" -- Stephanie Boyd, Armchair Interviews

Colonel Michael "Mike" Angley retired from the Air Force in 2007 following a distinguished 25 year career as a Special Agent with the Office of Special Investigations (OSI). He held 13 different assignments throughout the world, among which were five Command tours. He is a seasoned criminal investigator and was one of the Air Force's senior-most counterintelligence and counterterrorism operators. He has an M.A. in National Security Affairs from the Naval Postgraduate School and a B.A. in Criminal Justice from King's College. In 2001, he served as a National Defense Fellow and Adjunct Professor of International Relations, Florida International University.