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From the most unlikely of places, and in response to the most desperate of needs, comes a riveting tale of redemption. Four Millennials stare at their iPhones. They've been glued to Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, and Skype for the past six hours. But they're not posting holiday photos, watching cat videos, or typing up 140-character reviews of local brunch spots. They're orchestrating a daredevil rescue operation that's taking place halfway across the world. Within thirty minutes, they'll learn if they've saved the life of a young Muslim-Yemeni peace activist - or if he's been shot, execution-style, by Al Qaeda operatives. Who is this man? What made him stop dreaming of mowing down Israelis with an AK-47 and start devoting his life to inter-faith dialogue? And how did he get involved with three Jews and an agnostic woman living in New York, San Francisco, and Tel Aviv? It all starts with a book - the Torah. Whilst Yemen crumbles in an all-out inter-Arab war between Iran and a ten-country coalition led by Saudi Arabia, Mohammed puts his faith, and his one shot at freedom, in the hands of a rag-tag group of Facebook friends he barely knows. Near-strangers to one another, with exactly zero experience in extraction or military strategy, the team of four turns to the only tool or tactic they have: social media. As the clock ticks to the rhythm of RPGs, the amateur intelligence agents crowd-source escape routes and activate their networks to petitions Senators, Congressmen, NGOs, and foreign governments to help save Mohammed from certain death. In this unforgettable story, weak ties become strong bonds as ordinary people come together to accomplish the extraordinary. A real-life survival story, The Fox Hunt is a journey of faith, family, indoctrination, intellectual curiosity, technology, and the most unlikely of friendships. The book has been optioned for a feature film by Fox 2000, to be produced by La La Land's Marc Platt and to be adapted by the Oscar Award-winning screenwriter of Spotlight, Josh Singer.