The Final Escape (ePub)

Usually teams play games. One team wins and the other loses. However, not all games are regarded as sports. There are other games in life and they also are played with teams. Teams are comprised of players, but not always. There are business, government, and ad hoc games. In this book, the General leads his team in two international thrillers, both with teams of players. There are also teams of teams. This means one team employs a team to compete against the other team.
In this book, the team led by the General competes against a team represented as a Country. In this instance, the General's team is composed of Matt, Ashley, Anna, and Sir Charles Bunday. .Matt is Dr. Matthew Miller, mathematics professor, as the chief strategist of team. He is brilliant. Ashley is Matt's wife who is a perceptive professor, as is Anna. The General is Les Miller, an Army hero, who is a rich businessman who likes to help people. Sir Charles is the General's war buddy and a member of the BSS. The team has solved many problems for the President of the U.S.
In the first episode, the team is called upon to retrieve an English scientist names Prince Michael of England who is a scientist and graduate of Oxford. Michael is kidnapped by the Iranians to solve atomic defense problems. At least, that is what the Americans think. As it turns out, Matt and the General determine that the Iranians need someone to solve the pandemic problem for them. They badly need a vaccine. Through a process of intrigue and intelligence, the problem is solved through drone technology and the story ends well for the English and the Iranians.
The team does not have a chance to rest before they are asked to obtain strategic information from China through a double agent. The spy's cover is blown and the team has to extract the double agent with an ingenious escape through Russia.
The President is impressed by the team and asked to help with his "Archive of Office." The previous episodes covered in previous books are summarized. Enjoy the book.