TROJAN

&ldquo,Victor, who is comparable to an extremely patriotic Jason Bourne, is an intriguing hero.&rdquo, - Clarion ReviewVictor Walker, White House Nuclear Defense Systems Manager, expected his co-workers within the sacred halls of the west wing to be above reproach, but on August 6th, it became evident someone there was anything but that. Suddenly and without warning, all the nuclear armament and defense systems for which he was responsible crashed &ndash, a completed meltdown. Star Wars, Air Force One, Doomsday Briefcase and Guidance Systems launch and protection capabilities were all rendered useless. Exposed, America was brutally attacked, major cities bombed.During the race to resolve the issue and bring the systems back online, Victor found indicators that pointed to an infiltrator, to a mole buried deep among the white house staff. The president, the joint chiefs and DoD&rsquo,s top technical minds had a different read on things &ndash, they all believed the clues painted Victor as the culprit.Forced to be a fugitive on the run until he could clear his name, Victor must hack into and breach the systems he once protected to smoke out the culprit and avert an indefensible nuclear strike on US soil. With the clock ticking and the government mole making things difficult and deadly for him at every turn, his only recourse to uncover a critical piece of intel is to reach out to his wife Helen. The only caveat is that reaching out to her could lead to a dirt nap &ndash, for both of them.&ldquo,Fans of the genre will be delighted with the book',s well-crafted characters, excellent pacing, and plot.&rdquo, - Publisher&rsquo,s WeeklyIf you love gripping thrillers with a whodunit puzzle that keeps you guessing until the end, then this story that customer say reads like a Tom Clancy feature film is for you._,