Suzy wanted to fly to Iraq to surprise her husband. Her father, a general also stationed in Iraq, planned everything. He assured her there wouldn't be a problem. That was why she took their four year old daughter, Gracie, with her. She wanted to bring daddy home, too.The surprise went off great. Before he could go home, though, he had one more task to complete. When he took off to do it he didn't know Gracie followed him. No one did. When a violent sandstorm fizzled out, it revealed a trap door hidden in the sand. Why was it there? He had to find out. He couldn't leave Gracie alone so he carried her through the trap door with him. A group of jihadists saw them and thought they witnessed something damaging to their cause. They had to stop them before they told the world about it.If it wasn't for an intricate escape plan they never would have made it back to America alive. But the story doesn't end there. They were followed. They were threatened. What did they know that was so important? Myth is a roller coaster ride of survival, bravery, and unmitigated trust. With the information they had they could blow up the world's economic structure forever. What did they know?