False Flag (The Retreads Book 3)
“An awe-inspiring ride…”
“A frightening concept…”
“Future of the United States?”
“If ever a time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the highest seats in Government, our country will stand in need of its experienced patriots to prevent its ruin.” – Samuel Adams
What would you do if life, as you know it, would end in a matter of months? If mass murder, civil war, economic collapse, loss of the power grid, starvation, and permanent obliteration of freedom were all threats hanging over your world, would you prepare as best you could…or simply stick your head in the sand and hope it all went away?
What if you had the opportunity to preempt all of it—against ludicrous odds, granted—but at least a puncher’s chance?
Joshua Rennenkampf has just such a chance…but not if he’s by himself. He needs some operators crazy enough to jump with him into the breach—men like his old buddy from Special Forces, Tommy Scarred Wolf; retired SEAL Team commander Dwight “Rocco” Cavarra; and some other hard chargers with “a particular set of skills.” But first Rennenkampf has to convince them he hasn’t become some paranoid lunatic wearing a tinfoil hat.
“This book keeps you wanting to know what happens next – and really makes you wait to find out. The divergent storylines of regular Americans eventually tie together to culminate in a larger story of a nation in crisis. Matters include some ripped-from- the-headlines happenings such as a ranch standoff, suspicious military exercises, top military commanders abruptly exiting, pending financial collapse, and cultural clashes that cause the threat of civil war to rip the country apart.
The story has compelling dialogue that is very realistic and a narrative tense enough to keep the reader guessing. Ultimately, there is enough *real* there to make an internal conflict seem very plausible if these divergent issues really are tied together. This isn’t paranoid, rather, it taps into our knowledge and more importantly, our curiosity about current events. It’s just good storytelling about Americans who want to live normal lives, but are cast into the extraordinary circumstances of being heroes.”
“Third book in the series. Could stand alone but you don’t want to miss the first two. So go back and purchase Hell and Gone (one of the best military thrillers ever written), and then Tier Zero. You won’t be disappointed.”
“All three of Mr. Brown’s books are fantastic. Not once did I read anything having to do with the military that wasn’t correct (as I knew it to be). THANKS HANK FOR THE AUTHENTICITY. Semper Fi!”
Discover Henry Brown’s thrilling titles:
Radical Times
Tomato Can Comeback
The Gryphon of Tirshal
The Bloodstained Defile
Tier Zero
Hell and Gone