Michael Parson thrillers

An extraordinary debut novel about courage and survival in Afghanistan, written as only a man who has "been there and done that" could tell it.
"When you write fiction, your best work may come from what scares you the most," writes airman Thomas W. Young. "When I first flew to Afghanistan, what scared me the most wasn't the thought of getting shot down and killed. It was the thought of getting shot down and not killed. . . ."
A transport...

The grandson of one of the first black Marines, A. E. Blount, now a strong Marine gunnery sergeant, is called in after a terrorist leader in North Africa seizes a supply of sarin gas and is attacking public spaces.