When the company director invites him to a restaurant to talk about his doubts concerning the firm's world renowned business partners, the last thing he expects to be is the target of a suicide bomber. Miraculously surviving, he flies to Saudi Arabia to investigate a routine claim that turns out to be anything but routine.

Accepting yet another invitation he should have turned down, Sinclair attends a party turned surreal. Witnessing a brutal murder, he finds himself the suspect. The penalty under Saudi law? Beheading. The only person who can possibly help him? The sister of the woman who blew herself, and his boss, to smithereens.

Can it get worse? Yes. It can. When the trail he follows leads close to home. And Sinclair's family becomes involved with him in a deadly . . .

Foreign Policy.

"A Foreign Policy is a fresh, and frightening, look at international intrigue by a writer who is a rising star in the field."
~ Bestselling author, Ben Bova

"A Foreign Policy serves as a great introduction to the literary talents of first time novelist Richard Graham-Yooll, who has reached into his knowledge of the insurance business and Saudi Arabia to pen a captivating tale of an international money laundering operation, a murder frame-up, terrorist funding, fraud, and US-Middle-Eastern politics. The result is a surprising and ingenious plot."
~ Book Ideas

"This is an interesting look at the business-terrorist complex from the perspective of a potential victim. Fans of suspenseful character driven thrillers will enjoy ..."
~ H. Klausner, Independent Reviewer