In The Day of Infamy – Space Pearl Harbor, a covert Iranian plot
threatens to ignite a new era of warfare – not on Earth, but in the heavens.
When NASA contractor and double agent David Koestler stumbles upon a seemingly
innocuous satellite deal with the fledgling Republic of Tsikistan, he
unwittingly uncovers a chilling conspiracy: a disguised orbital weapon
designed to annihilate the International Space Station in a catastrophic
collision, disguised as a debris accident. As Koestler navigates a labyrinth
of espionage, political intrigue, and personal demons – from Huntsville’s
backroom dealings to Mossad’s shadowy operations – time runs out to stop an
attack that could cripple global space infrastructure and trigger a
devastating conflict. With alliances shifting and traitors lurking at every
turn, Koestler must outmaneuver enemies both foreign and domestic before the
skies themselves become a battlefield. A gripping techno-thriller blending
cutting-edge science, high-stakes espionage, and the specter of a new kind of
war, one fought beyond the atmosphere.

About the Author

Stewart Nozette was sentenced to Federal prison for conspiracy to violate the
Espionage Act after he was stung in an undercover operation by an FBI agent
posing as an agent for Israel’s Mossad. Nozette, an MIT Ph.D. and former White
House National Space Council, Departments of Energy, Defense, and NASA
scientist, was housed in The Communications Management Unit dubbed “The
Guantanamo Bay of the North,” with spy Aldrich Ames, Islamic Terrorists and
Pirates, including Muse, the star of “Captain Phillips,” American Taliban John
Walker Lindh, the 1993 World Trade Center Bombers, and the killers of Rabbi
Meyer Kahane. Nozette invented the revolutionary Clementine mission, deriving
from the Strategic Défense Initiative (SDI), housed in the National Air
and Space Museum – the first US lunar return since Apollo; the mission
discovered ice on the moon and led to the space race of the twenty-first
century.

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