AVALON BAY Presents Homegrown Terrorism As Potential Reality

Are homegrown Islamic terrorists in the United States a myth, or something people need to be aware of? Ronald von Freymann's new novel "Avalon Bay, A Jewelry Thriller" makes the case that this notion is not a myth, but real.

The novel's setting is a small town and its residents, who never would suspect terrorist activities in backyard. As the main characters uncover terrorist activities and pursue the members of the terrorist cell in this suspenseful, fast-paced novel, the author shares information about the threats of terrorism in the United States and the truth about Islam's use of terrorist activities.

Von Freymann is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point and the United States Army Ranger School and served as administrator of the U.S. Army Behavioral Sciences Research Laboratory. He also has an understanding of the effort that goes into finding and neutralizing terrorist cells. Von Freymann is a self-made scholar of Islam and the Qur'an's influence on terrorist activities.

"I've researched the facts," he says, "not [what] you hear from [people] who bang on Islam, and who haven't done their homework, yet make wild inflammatory statements with little or no basis, twist information or make it up."

Because of his background and research, von Freymann is able to go into the minds of terrorists to help people better understand the motivation behind terrorist activities. He endeavors to show people how the Qur'an dictates the actions of Islamic terrorists and encourages the public to take this threat seriously

"Avalon Bay, A Jewelry Hunter Thriller"
By Ronald von Freymann
ISBN: 978-1-4772-2019-1 (sc); 978-1-4772-2021-4 (hc); 978-1-4772-2020-7 (e)
Softcover, $19.99
Hardcover, $27.50
Ebook, $3.99
Approximately 352 pages
Available at http://www.amazon.com and http://www.barnesandnoble.com.

About the author

Ronald von Freymann is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point and the United States Army Ranger School and served as the administrator of the U.S. Army and Behavioral Sciences Research Laboratory. A combat command veteran, he has unique insight into the difficulty to detect and neutralize terrorist cells before they act. He resides with his wife, Janet, among residences in Avalon, Catalina, California's Central Coast, and Huntington Beach, Calif. For more information on von Freymann and "Avalon Bay," visit http://ronaldvonfreymann.com.

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