Former Marine and CIA operative Nathan McBride has quit the game. He's a civilian now. He and his business partner own a security firm, and Nathan is very hands-on with his work. When the son of a Federal agent disappears, McBride is pulled back in by the Feds to help track down two domestic terrorists.
Brothers, Ernie and Leonard Bridgestone are a nasty pair and have an ax to grind. Nathan locates the brothers and the explosives they've stolen, but the game isn't over yet. His investigation has taken an unexpected turn, and it's beginning to look like it's about ready to blow up in Nathan's very surprised face.
FIRST TO KILL is fast-paced and written to keep you on the edge of your seat. Even the unnecessary romance doesn't slow it down. Peterson should make a big splash in the men's adventure market.
When youβre the best at what you do, itβs not always easy to
walk away. Nathan McBride was retired. The former Marine
sniper and covert CIA operative had put the violence of his
former life behind him. But not anymore.
A deep-cover FBI agent has disappeared, along with one ton
of powerful Semtex explosive, enough to unleash a disaster
of international proportions. The U.S. government has no
choice but to coax Nathan out of retirement. Heβs the only
man with the skills necessary to get the job done.
But almost as soon as Nathan reluctantly accepts the
assignment, heβll find himself caught in the middle. On the
one side is a ruthless adversary with a blood-chilling
planβand on the other are agents who will stop at nothing to
see their own brand of justice done.
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