In the Shadows of the Sky (The Precision Strike Trilogy)

ISIS has built something far more dangerous than another bomb factory—an industrial-scale pipeline designed to slip operatives into the United States. The mission to stop it cannot be solved with conventional strikes. Politics, Russian air defenses, and the need for total deniability have closed every normal option.

The only solution is something that doesn’t officially exist.

Lt. Col. Ethan Rourke thought he was finished. Retirement papers filed, one last promise made to his wife. Then the call comes. He is given an impossible task: build a precision strike capability from nothing, using foreign technology, civilian cover, and operators who can never be traced back to the United States.

What begins as a desperate improvisation quickly becomes something far more dangerous—a sustained, deniable weapon that can reach targets others cannot touch. But the enemy is not a conventional foe. He is a cold, methodical engineer who studies every strike, learns from every failure, and has already begun hunting the men who brought this new capability into his world.

Some wars are fought with bullets. This one is being fought with systems, logistics, and the men willing to operate in the gray space between nations.

Book One of The Precision Strike Trilogy

Written by a retired Special Forces officer with over two decades of experience in the world’s most ambiguous environments, this is more than a thriller. It’s a fictionalized reality of the shadow wars being fought right now.

Perfect for fans of Jack Carr’s The Terminal List, Brad Thor’s Scot Harvath series, and the technical realism of Tom Clancy.