About the Book 72 Virgins is a novel about Jihad terrorism and the security agencies’ struggle to thwart its stratagem and trounce the perpetrators. Abu Musa is an Islamic terrorist with an... Read more >>

About the Author Avi Perry grew up in Israel. As a teenager and throughout his college years, he was a professional musician. He financed his student life with numerous gigs, playing with his Israeli... Read more >>

How long does it take you to write a book? This latest book is my first novel. It took two years from start to finish. My next novel will take one year. The experience I acquired would pay off.... Read more >>

If you had to do it all over again, would you change anything in your latest book? I would not change a thing. I went over it and edited it zillion times, I had two great editors who worked on it... Read more >>

The anniversary of the 9/11 attacks is once again upon us. While the scars might be a little less apparent, they are still there. The moment we heard the news and saw the destruction, our safety,... Join this chit chat >>

For many, the end of a year is a time to think back on all the memorable moments from the previous twelve months and compare it with previous years. On my part, I prefer to do a tradition of... Read more >>

9/11 as a number, when spoken out loud, has become redefined. For most Americans, visually 9-1-1 has always symbolized emergency. After September 11th, 2001, 9/11 represented a day that surpassed... Read more >>

In light of the escalating violence and terror, a Patriot Act forum was held at UIC on February 10, 2004. Post 9/11 has had everlasting effects on the lives of people worldwide. In particular,... Read more >>

The Florida Republican Presidential Candidate debate is tonight, January 24, in Boca Raton, just down the road a stretch from where I live. So our Florida airwaves are flooded with GOP candidate... Read more >>

As the tenth anniversary of the most significant historical event in my life approaches, I am overwhelmed with memories of that day and those that followed. As is so often the case, I am struggling to... Read more >>