Temperatures rise globally when a blazing car containing the charred body of an arms dealer is discovered near a major Maryland airport and a Russian-born woman with a significant past and high-profile friends is found brutally murdered on the Pennsylvania border. Who better than terrorist-trained government asset Emily Cowan and The ISIS Project to connect the dots? Organized crime, international slave trafficking and arms deals funding terrorist networks are set against the background of sleepy Western Maryland, crime families from Russia to the ancient Negev desert dividing Egypt and Israel are surprisingly linked by a traditional folksong, a warning for some and a pleasure for others. Long awaited by fans who describe Emily Cowan as "better than James Bond and Jason Bourne," M. D. Johnson's latest riveting thriller Midnight in Moscow - Book Two of The ISIS Project is masterful suspense based on fact, brilliantly researched and nail-bitingly good from start to finish.