The story features Michael Recker, a compelling character who navigates the complexities of a rogue lifestyle while battling the criminal underworld. As part of The Silencer Series, the narrative intensifies with each installment, delving deeper into Recker's psyche and his motivations. The series promises a thrilling exploration of tension and action as Recker strives to protect the city.
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Reflection on the Role of Armed Struggle in North America
Argues that while the ideology of nonviolent political action promises that the harsh realities of state power can be transcended through good feelings and purity of purpose, it is in fact a counter-revolutionary movement that defends and reinforces the same status-quo it claims to oppose. Churchill debunks the claims of historical pacifist victories, and proposes ways to diminish much of the delusion, aroma of racism, and sense of privilege which mark the covert self-defeatism of mainstream dissident politics. An important intervention, intended to generate badly-needed debate about the issue in the progressive community.
After getting back from London, Recker and the team are immediately swept up in Vincent and Nowak's feud again. Though they initially refuse in getting involved, their minds are changed when they start getting ambushed. Recker is ambushed in an alley while trying to prevent a jewelry store heist, Haley has his car blown up in trying to track down the suspects, and Tyrell's relationship with Recker is found out, leaving him in a vulnerable position. The team learns it's all part of Nowak's plan to get rid of all of them, leading them into an eventual final confrontation with her. One that will be deadly.
After getting back from vacation, Recker finds himself with not much to do. With work in the city at an all-time low, Recker is approached by a familiar face. Michelle Lawson has a job for him in regards to an illegal arms dealer that has continuously given the CIA the slip. Feeling like he can trust her and work for the agency again for one job, Recker agrees to do the assignment once all his conditions are met. With Jones and Haley on board, the teams heads off to London to find their target. It's back to where everything started for Recker when the CIA initially tried to terminate him. But what they hope is a short-term assignment turns into a much longer stay, and with Mia having problems of her own at home, Recker turns to old friends in order to help him accomplish his mission and get home faster.
There's a new criminal element in town and they state their arrival by knocking off a few of Vincent's men. Recker and the team get drawn into the middle of it and start investigating to learn the identity of the mystery player. Recker and Haley get a tip about a high-level meeting of the new crew in an abandoned building, but all is not what it seems. Instead of a meeting, they run into Malloy, who's also there to investigate, and an otherwise empty building. It turns out to be an ambush, and only two of the three will escape uninjured. Will they find out who's responsible for the attack and bring them to their brand of justice? Or will the perpetrators slip out from under their fingers to cause more chaos and destruction?
Another menacing force has entered the city. The Tri-State Scorpions have migrated from New Jersey and are looking to make the city their own. Recker and the team have plans to stop them, but it will come at a cost. After one of the leaders of the Scorpions gets in a shootout with Haley, he is transported to a local hospital that Mia is working at. The Scorpions take over the hospital, causing it to go on lockdown. After receiving a troublesome text message that indicates Mia is in some type of danger, Recker must find a way to get into the hospital and save her... before it's too late.
Includes books 5-8 in The Silencer Series: Point Blank, Double Tap, Hollow Point, High Velocity Continue following former CIA agent Mike Recker, and his partners, in books 5-8 of this USA Today Bestselling Series! In this edition of The Silencer Series, Recker and Jones add a third member to the team. Chris Haley, also a former CIA agent, wastes no time in blending into the group, though things don't go as smoothly as planned. Recker gets put in handcuffs, Mia is targeted, and though one major player in town goes away, someone else will take their place. Follow Recker's exploits with 750 pages of action, intrigue, and suspense.
Includes books 9-12 in the USA Today Bestselling Series, The Silencer Series: Close Range, Trigger Pull, Lethal Force, Zeroed In In books 9-12 of The Silencer Series, follow Recker, Jones, Haley, and Mia in their crusade to fight crime and help the innocent. In this edition, Recker is approached by an old friend, and goes back to work for the CIA again, for one job. In addition, the team is swept up in Vincent and Nowak's feud, which leads to dangerous results. Recker's ambushed, Haley's almost blown up, and Tyrell's life is put in danger as Nowak tries to eliminate them. And that's not even the worst of it, as The Tri-State Scorpions move into town, giving the team their greatest challenge yet, one that Mia may not survive.
Somebody is shooting police officers. After several killings, and no progress on finding the shooter by the police department, Recker is asked to lend a hand. One of Vincent's men inside the department, a homicide detective, reaches out to The Silencer, setting up a meeting through Vincent. As Recker, Haley, and Jones investigate the killings, they start to find more questions than answers, and realize that everything is not as cut and dried as it seems. Once the supposed killer is finally found, Recker thinks he may have been played. He's not so sure that it wasn't a plant and the man was framed. All of which leads him to question, if it's someone else behind the shootings, who has the power and motivation to pull it off? And why?