The opening of a book is a charged scene in which the character president, Duncan, is participating in a hearing that seeks to prepare for a congressional committee that investigates the attempts to capture a cyber-terrorist. The president has a bad temper as mentioned earlier. As a result, President Duncan vindicates the advisers who have told him not to appear before the committee of inquiry. The committee wants to know the plans of the president on how to deal with the upcoming terror attack. In these chapters, the president says that his government will do all it can to deal with the impending terror attack.

In the second chapter, the president is still in a meeting with the house and the congress where he reiterates that he does not negotiate with terrorists and that he will do all he can to stop the terror attack. The house wants to know what the president will do to counter the terror attack underway. The president claims that he never wanted to come to the meeting yet since he did not want to discuss his intentions, however. The president claims that he has important things to do and goes ahead to address the threat response team. The third chapter focuses on Bach who is a deadly assassin in the book characterized by her best tits in the world. The murderer found her way and passed the airport security successfully. She landed in America soil. The authors introduce Bach as an assassin devoted to classical music, which she continually plays in her earbuds. The inner monologue of the killer appears to be more interesting when compared to the dialogue existing in the book. When Bach lands at Reagan National, she tells herself, “Look Happy…… Happiness is an emotion that a person ought to project when under strict surveillance since it reduces the chances of arousing suspicion. Besides, people who smile portray contentment and are pleased with themselves and are not likely to look as if they were a threat” (Patterson & Clinton, 2018). A reader learns of Bach since she has killed on every continent. She has worked towards assassinating activists, generals, businesspersons, and politicians. The people know Bach by her gender and her love for classical music. Besides, America views her as a threat since she hardly misses her target.

Further, in the fourth chapter, one can see that President Duncan had a wife who died of cancer making him a valiant widower. Besides, all the news stations in America have headlines on the impeachment proceedings on the president, which gives the president sleepless nights. The reason behind his impeachment is uncertain, but Congress presumes that the president may be negotiating with terrorists following an attack that left the cyber-terrorist, Sulliman, alive. In the fifth chapter, the president deals with some white house staff and issues and proceeds to meet his medical doctor. Duncan has a blood disorder that needs drawing of blood often. A doctor diagnoses the president and notices that the president does not have enough sleep. However, he gives him his usual transfusion. Besides, the cyber-terrorist, Sulliman, is seen to be having sex with a terrorist. The authors describe the prostitute to have fake breasts. Sulliman is celebrating his attack that will return America to its Dark Ages with no hospitals or military service eventually causing the death of the Americans.

The president reviews his schedule for the day and later meets the Speaker of the House with whom they discuss the occurrences and happenings in Iraq. President Jonathan Lincoln Duncan is a war veteran of Iraq and a former governor of the region of Southern State. While working as a governor, most people considered him as a superhero. The president had to undergo torture to save his country since he could not reveal the secrets of America. The Speaker of the house leaves and the president questions the media. In the chapter, the president claims that the media has used all means it can to have headlines that will make their publications increase in sale and increase the number of viewers of the media news. By this, the president means that the media may use the existing conflict and division in America to sell its ideas for personal benefit. Bach is at the National Mall and has her earbuds, which play songs by Johan Sebastian regularly. The music is intriguing, and she listens to it closing her eyes feeling every sound and word of the song playing. A woman sits next to her and watches the woman feed her baby and hold her cuddly, which makes Bach remember the love and her mother. Later, a man arrives and sits next to her, and the two appear to be communicating and arrange a meeting at nine. The president is in the Situation Room where Montejo will declare the martial law throughout the region of Honduras as the national security adviser, Brenda indicates. Montejo has imprisoned most of his rivals in politics. The Vice President is in the meeting, and she seems to interrupt the meeting. The meeting going on between the President, Vice President, security adviser and the CIA directors among other top officials of the government is serious since they discuss Montejo who is playing in the hands of Chernokev who has always wanted to have inroads in Central America. The meeting aims at presenting the way forward. Later, the president goes back to his office and pity the family of one fallen soldier where the president tells the family that the slain soldier loved his country entirely. However, the family responds that there is no country to hold on to any longer due to the impending attack and the president is left to wonder what to do to prevent the terror attack.