The authors tackle the fat cats in the Department of Homeland Security as well as terrorists threatening the U.S. in this explosive new thriller.
James DeFelice Book order (chronological)
This author delivers a fiery and insightful perspective on personal experiences from a war zone. Their writing delves into themes of courage, self-empowerment, and the complexities of life amidst conflict. Offering an invaluable insider's view, their work provides a unique lens through which to understand pivotal events. The narrative highlights the resilience of the human spirit in the face of profound adversity.





Larry Bond's First Team
- 365 pages
- 13 hours of reading
"The New York Times" bestselling author of the classic technothrillers" Red Phoenix" and "Day of Wrath," Larry Bond has won praise for the gritty authenticity of his military-political adventures as well as for his matchless talent at generating edge-of-your-seat suspense. Now Bond debutes an exciting new series that rockets straight from the cutting edge of America's war on terror . . . Officially designated the Joint Services Special Demands Project, "The Team" is a unique unit created to address unconventional threats in an unconventional manner, beyond the beurocratic restraints of either the U.S. intelligence or military establishments. With an almost unlimited budget, the Team, consisting of a CIA officer, two Special Forces commandos, and one outnumbered Marine--is authorized to track vital intel and then take immediate action. A radical response to perilous times, the Team has never been more needed than this very moment: a quantity of radioactive waste, being shipped across the former Soviet Union, has gone missing. In the wrong hands, the stolen material can be converted into a "dirty bomb" capable of rendering any American city uninhabitable for centuries. With time running out, the Team must locate and neutralize the threat--unaware that their unseen enemy has already chosen a target: the island paradise of Honolulu.
Deep Black
- 384 pages
- 14 hours of reading
When the National Security Agency intercepts and decodes an obscure email message indicating a severe threat to the US, the American President considers his options. No Navy task force can solve this problem; it's too complicated for Delta Force and too delicate for the Marines. A B-2 bomber will only make things worse. What if, he asks the NSA Director, the same technology that made the interception possible could be used as an offensive weapon? What if the NSA turned from crypto-spy to crypto-warrior? Armed with satellites, ships, planes, and an array of sophisticated hardware, the NSA proves as competent at covert action as it is at spying. With members of all services working closely with the agency, there is no place on earth it can't reach. Success leads to a permanent NSA Group that acts directly for the NSA Director. But the high-wire nature of its missions and the secretive, ego-driven culture of the agency mean disaster always looms nearby...
Dale Brown´s Dreamland
- 448 pages
- 16 hours of reading
The high-tech tools of tomorrow's was are being concieved and tested at a top secret facility in the Nevada Desert - in a place where the impossible becomes reality ..
Havana Strike
- 392 pages
- 14 hours of reading
When Fidel Castro dies, his children fight for supreme reign but are deterred by guerilla rebels and the U.S. military, which offers technologically advanced tools to restore stability, until it is discoverd that Castro left behind a secret that could start a war and ultimately destroy the world. Original.