Born of War
by Anderson Harp
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Pub Date Mar 31 2015 | Archive Date Mar 31 2015
Kensington Publishing Corp. | Pinnacle
Description
The first target is a church in Mobile, Alabama. The bomb is a savage act of domestic terror that will earn the respect of jihadists across the world. Especially the deranged leader of Al Shabab. The bombing has also drawn the attention of the FBI, CIA, NSA--and special operative William Parker. Recovering from a tragic loss, Parker is not ready to return to active duty. But when he learns that the terrorists possess anti-ship missiles--he must destroythe enemy. . .or deal with the terrifying consquences.
Time is running out. Missiles are ready to launch. And the free world is just one madman away from total destruction.
Advance Praise
"Harp knows his stuff."--Brad Meltzer
Praise for Anderson Harp's Retribution
"Tense and authentic--reading this book is like living a real-life mission."--Lee Child
"An outstanding thriller. . .Harp writes with complete authenticity."--Douglas Preston
"Reminds me of Tom Clancy at his finest."--James Rollins
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780786034239 |
| PRICE | $9.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Reviewer 157699
A good strong story. Would make an exceptional movie. I was hooked from the start. Great job!
Shannon C, Reviewer
Anderson Harp's Born of War is a military thriller, pitting an ex and current Special Forces against the terrorist group Al-Shabaab and their homegrown operatives, with the background of a highly-transmittable and deadly disease in Africa.
A fast-paced book, Born of War switches between multiple perspectives, all with their own mission to complete. Once the characters are sorted out, the multiple perspectives lead to a more compelling story, though the end resolution seems to come quickly compared to the lead up. 4 stars.
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