Tayfun Ulusoy flew into Baghdad as his first foreign assignment as Grand Vizier. The international airport at Baghdad was captured by Türkiye's special forces, the Bordo Bereliler—the Maroon Berets—not long before they had liberated the American Embassy there.
That's right, I've reached the halfway point for book #3.
It's been seven months - seven! - since I reported reaching 20,000 words with novel #3.
Mark James' Friendship Games is a masterful geo-political thriller that follows the deadly consequences of an explosion in the Persian Gulf, when an American aircraft carrier, the USS George W. Bush, is attacked and sunk. A thrilling look at the chaos of modern warfare, this gripping narrative spans continents, perspectives, and ideologies,...
I've always been a news junkie, even as a teenager. It is good to be informed and to know what is going on in the world around you.
What a week it's been. More like 15 months.
There's no Jack Ryan. No Jason Bourne. There's no Jack Reacher, Mitch Rapp, or Alex Fletcher. No heroic wrecking ball super-agent or humble dad with a mysterious special forces background.
The election of 2024 has come and gone. Polls were tight right up to election day, nearly all of them within the margin of error. Still, it came as a surprise when Kamala Harris won 7 million votes less than Joe Biden in 2020. Donald Trump, meanwhile, picked up 2.2 million more votes than he had in 2020. Unlike...
"In Alter Road, geopolitical thriller author Mark James delivers a haunting vision of American collapse that begins not with a bang, but with an electric bill. Set in a Detroit ravaged by decades of economic decay, this gripping novel shows how quickly society's threads can unravel when poverty, inequality, and institutional failure reach their...
"In the volatile waters of the Persian Gulf, an American aircraft carrier explodes and sinks into the depths. As rescue operations scramble into action, a terrorist attack on a U.S. naval facility ignites the powder keg of U.S.-Iranian relations that has been building for decades. The next few hours will determine whether regional tension escalates...