AustLit

'Journalist Jack Emery has seen it all. Embedded for the New York Standard with the 8th Marine Regiment in the heart of Afghanistan, he has covered everything from firefights to the opening of new schools. But nothing has prepared Jack for the story that is about to explode right in front of him.

'When a convoy Jack is riding in is attacked by a lone zealot, Jack asks a question that puts him on the path of a sensational story. But he'll soon learn that his struggles to find the hook are nothing compared to the dangers of getting it out.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'When a corrupt think tank, The Foundation for a New America, enlists a Taiwanese terrorist to bomb a World Trade Organization conference, the US and China are put on the path to war.

'Star journalist Jack Emery is pulled into a story far more dangerous than he could have imagined. Because the Foundation's deputy director, the ruthless Michelle Dominique, recognizes that whoever controls the message controls the world. And she will take control, no matter the price.

'Enter Jack's boss, Ernest McDowell, owner and chairman of the largest media empire on the planet. In the midst of political upheaval, EMCorp is about to become the final play in the Foundation's plan. When Dominique traps the EMCorp owner in her web, Jack's the only one left to expose the conspiracy before it's too late.

'As the world powers smash each other against the anvil of Taiwan, Jack will risk everything to battle the Foundation and prevent them from taking control amid the devastation of a global war.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Amid a wave of unprecedented terrorist attacks on American soil, a panicked and inexperienced president declares a state of emergency and hands over control of the country to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The quiet and unassuming Administrator Hall soon becomes the most powerful man in America. Determined to stop the attacks, Hall enforces his order across the US, using a newly empowered State Guard to deal with anyone who gets in his way.

'As totalitarianism descends across the country, battle-weary reporter Jack Emery is faced with a terrifying new reality when friends, colleagues, and sources are imprisoned before his eyes. Among weekly terrorist attacks, FEMA atrocities, and the clamp tightening on every element of society, Jack becomes one of the few struggling to stop the madness.

'This time though, he's on the wrong side of the law and fighting the very government he's trying to save.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Jack Emery is happier than he has been in a long time. Nobody has shot at him or tried to blow him up for years, and he’s learned to love the job he thought he’d hate: Special Advisor to the President of the United States.

'But nothing can prepare Jack for the work to come. As America continues to heal from self-inflicted wounds, an ambitious President McGhinnist draws closer to achieving the impossible: peace between Israelis and Palestinians.

'As the countdown to peace reaches zero, a desperate group of hardline Israelis invoke the Samson Option, a secret protocol that will eradicate the peace agreement and pave the way for the destruction of America and the Middle East.

'Jack has learned the hard way that when a crisis knocks, you don’t always get the chance to ignore it.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Seven decades hoping the bomb doesn’t go off. One chance to do something about it.

'Jack Emery has thrown himself into nuclear disarmament with the zeal of a man who saved the world from annihilation. He now knows that one nuclear weapon is one too many.

'A Ukrainian arms dealer known only as Kharlov thinks otherwise. Though he’s made a fortune from Russian incursions into eastern Europe, when Russian troops cross the border into his own country, money is the last thing on Kharlov’s mind.

'As Kharlov’s thirst for vengeance threatens to derail the most complex nuclear disarmament negotiations ever, the President has his hands tied. He knows Kharlov can’t be allowed to succeed, but he can’t move to stop him either.

'Jack has no such limitations…'

Source : publisher's blurb