David Porter - Author, Five Minutes to Live & Sixty Seconds of Silence
Join me, David Porter, as I read through my newest novel, FIVE MINUTES TO LIVE, releasing a new chapter each week. https://www.amazon.com/Five-Minutes-Live-David-Porter/dp/1637520506 About the book: Matt Davenport is an everyday good guy, happy to support his friend and secret crush, Jessica. So when she asks him to be her plus-one at a dinner where she'll be giving a talk about ground-breaking new science, Matt is expecting a fun-but normal-night. But their night on the town is anything but normal. Their ride is interrupted by a car collision-and a kidnapping-as Jessica is torn from the wreck and dragged away. Suddenly, Matt finds himself in a race to save his friend and protect her scientific discovery, alongside a stranger with mysterious ties to Israel's Mossad. The chase takes Matt from the U.S. to Tel Aviv, facing mercenaries and enemies at every turn. As he struggles to decipher clues that will lead him to his friend, it becomes clear that Jessica's scientific discovery poses a threat to Israel's security, one that dangerous people want to exploit. To rescue his friend and prevent the science from falling into the wrong hands, Matt has to figure out who to trust...especially the small voice inside him that's trying to guide him to Jessica and safety...before it's too late.
David Porter - Author, Five Minutes to Live & Sixty Seconds of Silence
FIVE MINUTES TO LIVE Episode 9, "Chapter 8"
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FIVE MINUTES TO LIVE - Chapter Eight
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Footnote #31 - Hebrew for “Generosity”
Footnote #32 - Hebrew for “I don’t understand”
Footnote #33 - Hebrew for “Could you repeat that?”
Footnote #34 - Nuria - Hebrew name meaning “The Lord’s light”
Footnote #35 - Melamed - surname, from the Hebrew for teacher, referring to an ancestor who was a teacher
