Born of War
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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 destroy the enemy . . . or deal with the terrifying consequences.
Time is running out. Missiles are ready to launch. And the free world is just one madman away from total destruction.
Praise for Anderson Harp’s Retribution
“Harp knows his stuff.” —Brad Meltzer
“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
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Anderson Harp is the highly acclaimed author of the Will Parker thrillers, which have earned praise from Lee Child, Brad Meltzer, Douglas Preston, James Rollins, Kathy Reichs, and more. He has served the United States Marine Corps in many capacities, from artillery to teaching mountain warfare and arctic survival. His military work has taken him from the Arctic Circle and Fort Greely, Alaska (where a typical day reaches 44 below zero) to the Persian Gulf, Central America, Europe, South Korea, and the Pentagon. As an officer in the Marine Corps Reserve, he was mobilized for Operation Enduring Freedom and served with MarCent’s Crisis Action Team. Harp created Operation Thriller, the “first ever” USO Tour of ITW thriller authors, which has entertained thousands of service men and women in numerous countries across the globe. His insights from the USO Tour appear on CNN’s Larry King Live, the Huffington Post, NewsMax, and The Big Thrill among others. He lives in Georgia and can be found online at AndersonHarp.net.
