On Sunday, September 11, 2011, tens of thousands of people, including the daughter of the CIA Director and her children, are shopping when The Mall of America the largest shopping mall in the country is torn apart by massive explosions. The CIA Director's daughter is gravely injured and later dies in the hospital. In New York, at a small regional airport, six missiles destroy the control tower, the passenger terminal, a plane and fuel truck, and a corporate hanger and several private jets. Among the victims are the parents of the head of the FBI counter terrorism department. The country comes to a standstill. A shocked president addresses the nation and promises action. But a recalcitrant Congress refuses to recognize that its inability to deal with illegal immigrants has enabled these new attacks to take place. The president authorizes the CIA and FBI to work together to find who is behind the attacks and bring them to justice by any means. The leaders of the two agencies know their working together is against federal law. But they are motivated by hate and revenge. What they learn shocks the country and the world.