Introduction

One year ago, Captain Jake Mahegan led a Delta Force team into Afghanistan to capture an American traitor working for the Taliban. The mission ended in tragedy. The team was infiltrated and decimated by a bomb. An enemy prisoner was killed. Mahegan was dismissed from service--dishonored forever. Now, haunted by the incident, Mahegan is determined to clear his name. The military wants him to stand down. But when the American Taliban returns to domestic soil--headed by the traitor who ruined his life--Mahegan is the only man who knows how to stop him. Outside the law. Under the radar. Out for vengeance. . .

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ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC…PULSE-POUNDING.”
—Brad Thor, #1 New York Times bestselling author


From the author of SUDDEN THREAT and HIDDEN THREAT


One year ago, Captain Jake Mahegan led a Delta Force team into Afghanistan to capture an American traitor working for the Taliban. The mission ended in tragedy, his team infiltrated and decimated by a bomb. After killing an enemy prisoner, Mahegan was dismissed from service—dishonored. Now, back in the United States and haunted by the incident, Mahegan is determined to avenge the loss of his comrades. The military wants him to stand down. But when the turncoat who calls himself the American Taliban returns to domestic soil—leading an army of ghost prisoners—Mahegan is the only man who knows how to stop him. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

1. What do you believe is the driving force for Jake Mahegan's actions?
2. At the conclusion, Mahegan takes some extreme action. Is he a hero or anti-hero?
3.What was the most interesting portion of the plot for you? The MVX-90s? The gold? The ghost prisoners? or something else? And why?
4. What do you believe is the driving force for the primary antagonist, Mullah Adham, the American Taliban?

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