Isaac Green's Wave Upon Wave
is a suspense-filled read!

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The unthinkable. Someone has blown up a dam.

Sam Johnson, Jr., a black sheriff, maintains a seemingly sheltered existence of keeping the peace in a small Kentucky town. Sam's world is shattered when a wall of water sweeps down the river valley, killing his goddaughter.

No Leads. No Suspects. The FBI find Joseph Hamiz, an Arab professor from a local university, whose specialty is dam design, and blackmail him to help on the case.

Unlikely friends, Sam and Joseph work together to solve the case that has a motive originating in an incident involving a minister arrested for kidnapping, and who had committed suicide ten years earlier.

They discover the disturbing truth about the kidnapping, and find themselves the only ones who can prevent disaster.
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From the cutting room floor:
The town
Bombing dams in WW II
A conversation

Links relevant to the book:
Dams:
Basics, Safety, Performance, Reclamation, U.S. Society on Dams, Kentucky dams
Kentucky:
Government, Parks, Tourism, General, History
Lebanon:
History, More history, General, Food