Book cover for Reaper: Threat Zero: A Sniper Novel by Nicholas Irving and Anthony J. Tata

Reaper: Threat Zero

A Sniper Novel

2019 Released
352 Pages
5-6 Hours
Hardback Unavailable
St. Martin's PressISBN 9781250127372

The next book in the explosive new thriller series by former special operations sniper and New York Times bestselling author of The Reaper.

A convoy of cars carrying several family members of the President’s cabinet to Camp David for “Family Day” is ambushed, killing and wounding wives, husbands and children.

Immediately in the aftermath, Vick Harwood watches a Facebook live feed of his former ranger buddy Sammie Samuelson’s apparent suicide and confession in his Thurmont, Maryland apartment, just one mile from Camp David. Remnants of a firefight are in the background: sniper rifle, rocket launchers, and ammunition. Simultaneously, an intruder breaks into Harwood’s house.

Harwood arrives in Thurman to investigate the suicide and, with the help of attractive FBI agent Valerie Hinojosa, traces evidence left by Samuelson to a fiendish plot involving transnational terrorists and domestic political opponents.

Meanwhile, the president wants retribution, and will stop at nothing to get it. Harwood joins Team Valid, whose mission is to kill the family members of terrorists and eliminate their seed from the earth. Team Valid, consisting of Hinojosa, Harwood, a Navy SEAL sniper, and a Marine Force Recon sniper, travels to Crimea, Iran, and Azerbaijan before realizing the mission is not what it seems. Harwood struggles to balance his orders with his sense of right and wrong—without losing his life in the process. As Samuelson is implicated in the Camp David ambush, it is a race to protect his remaining family and uncover the sinister plot in the homeland.

Anthony J. Tata

Brigadier General Anthony J. Tata, US Army (Retired), is the national bestselling author of numerous thrillers that reflect his experience from his active-duty military career, where he commanded combat units in the 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions. His last combat tour was in Afghanistan in 2007, where he earned the Combat Action Badge and the Bronze Star Medal. He has been a frequent foreign policy guest commentator on a variety of cable news networks, including Fox, CNN, and OAN. Previously, he served as the Secretary of Transportation of North Carolina, Superintendent of Wake County Public Schools, and COO of Washington, DC Public Schools. He is a public servant, family man, and enjoys surfing new locations around the globe.

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