Eagle: Birds of Flight - Book Three

The FBI Uses Dangerous Bait… Eric I. Daniels, better known as “Eagle,” is ready to exact his revenge. Once the powerful chairman of the now-gutted and defunct Foreign Intelligence Agency, he is now in hiding, assembling the pieces of a plan to find Alexander Burns, the man he holds responsible for his downfall. Living in plain view in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, Burns patiently waits for Daniels to make his move. Burns’s plan is simple: bait Daniels, and when Daniels shows himself, the hunter will become the hunted. But while Burns and his supporters at the FBI watch and wait, Daniels puts into motion a plan that strikes at the heart of Burns’s life: his family. As a series of perfectly timed, devastating events unfold like clockwork, Burns and the FBI recognize the signature style of the Eagle. Burns is now challenged to outmaneuver his enemy before all he holds dear is destroyed. Following the critical success of Albatross and Raven, Eagle continues the richly characterized, fast-paced action third installment of the Birds of Flight series, and is the first part of a three-part story to be concluded in Falcon & The Black Swan. Eagle also received Honorable Mention from the Readers' Favorite 2014 Book Award and Finalist from the Colorado Independent Publishers Association's 20th Annual EVVY Award.

In addition to creating the Birds of Flight series and the other award-winning science fiction stories, Future Prometheus and Intelligent Design, Erickson holds a BA in psychology and sociology from Boston College and a master's degree in psychiatric social work from the Simmons School of Social Work. Certified in cognitive behavioral treatment and a post-trauma specialist, he is also a senior instructor of psychology and counseling at Cambridge College, visiting lecturer at Salem State University's School of Social Work and a senior therapist in a clinical group practice in the Merrimack Valley, Massachusetts.