Intelligence experts and thriller authors concur: Red Deception is "A
page-turner by authors who might as well sit on the National Security
Council."
When terrorists bomb bridges across the country and threaten the Hoover
Dam, the vulnerability of America's infrastructure becomes a matter of
national security. But Dan Reilly, a former Army intelligence officer,
predicted the attacks in a secret State Department report written years
earlier--a virtual blueprint for disaster, somehow leaked and now in the
hands of foreign operatives.
With Washington distracted by domestic crises, Russian President Nicolai
Gorshkov sends troops to the borders of Ukraine and Latvia, ready to
reclaim what he feels is Russia's rightful territory. Tensions in Europe
threaten to boil over as a besieged American president balances multiple
crises that threaten to upend the geopolitical order.
This is the chaos into which Reilly leaps headfirst. Reilly's position
as Global Head of Security for the Kensington Royal Hotel Corporation
means he must keep his customers and staff safe as the crisis envelopes
countries across three continents. His past as a State Department
analyst means he recognizes the connections behind the seemingly
disparate terror attacks, assassination plots, and authoritarian power
plays that dominate the headlines. But it's the very knowledge that
makes him good at his job that also makes him a target--to the press, to
the government, and to the forces gathering for another assault on
America.
Follow Reilly as he travels the world to safeguard both his company's
assets and his country's secrets. With the U.S. at the mercy of an
egomaniacal leader, and reporters and covert agents on his tail, he may
be the one man who can connect the dots before an even bigger
catastrophe unfolds.
Red Deception is the second book in the Red Hotel series.
