I have held a secret, not guilty wish that somewhere out
there in the world there exists a super-secret entity, to borrow a term from
author Brad Thor, full black; that in which resides and works folks like Thor’s
Scot Harvath or the late Vince Flynn’s Mitch Rapp. Tough character’s who burn
with a patriotic fire and a take no prisoners attitude fighting on behalf of
the United States
That being said, for this installment of the Harvath series,
Hidden Order, Thor casts his hero in
a new role of domestic police officer on the hunt for kidnappers/murders, bent
on destruction of the U.S. economic system by systematically killing off potential
heads of the Federal Reserve in a story that is interlaced with historical
elements of the founding of this country.
I certainly didn’t envision Nicholas Cage playing the role
of Scot Harvath, but there is an undeniable similarity between Hidden Order and Cage’s National Treasure movie series. Thor
traces the roots of the formation of the Federal Reserve at a super-secret
meeting of banking power brokers that took place the exclusive Jekyll Island
off the coast of Georgia and
the tale told in G. Edward Griffin’s book The
Creature From Jekyll
Island
The historical romp continues through pins on the map of the
founding of the United States
in and around Boston
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