When the zombie apocalypse came, one nation had shut its borders in response to
a devastating terrorist attack. Now Fortress Britain is the last bastion of the
living – and one international team of supremely elite special operators is all
that stands between humanity and total extinction. Exquisitely trained and armed,
the most skilled, resolved, and unstoppable among us, the commandos of Alpha team
will be our last and only hope for survival.
The 14 books of the
bestselling, top-ranked, and fan-favorite ARISEN main series have
repeatedly been Amazon #1 bestsellers in multiple categories (including
Post-Apocalyptic, Dystopian, and Military SciFi), as well as Amazon Top 100
bestsellers. The series has sold 1.5 million copies and earned over 100,000 reader
reviews averaging 4.7/5 stars. The explosive story is now complete, with fans
raving about the climax and conclusion, and you can begin the adventure of a lifetime today
(for just $1.99).
There are two prequels (Genesis and Nemesis) that tie-in closely and seriously enhance the asskicking enjoyment of the main series, but can totally be read as standalones. The other two also read like a bat out of hell on their own, though Odyssey clears up a huge mystery of the main series, and Last Stand adds a metric shit-ton of awesome backstory to the climax of the Raiders prequel series.
The main series starts two years into the Zulu Alpha – when the USS John F. Kennedy, the world's last surviving nuclear supercarrier, and its complement of Marine Raider guardians, arrives to escort Alpha team on their final impossible mission to save mankind. What were they doing for those two long years? This standalone prequel series – which many readers, gobsmackingly, love even more than the main series – finally tells the tale.
The elite special operators of USOC, including Alpha team, also battled through their own first two years of the Zulu Alpha. Now their story can finally be told. Volume I – The Fall of the Third Temple is universally regarded by die-hard fans to be the biggest, best, and most explosive ARISEN adventure yet. And at nearly 600 pages, it is the second-longest, after only the mighty ENDGAME. The audiobook edition, performed by the immortal R.C. Bray, is OUT NOW, and is over 14 hours of sheer unstoppable badassery.
Master Gunnery Sergeant Fick has quickly become the fan-favorite character. His ribald, profane, and merciless insults and quips – tearing his junior Marines new ones, calling out command on their jackassery and fucktardation – have been dubbed by readers: Fickisms. Due to popular demand, the very best of Fick's wit and wisdom have been collected in one place. Okay, two fucking places. (And you can get an awesome 20-minute sample of Fick's baddest beatdowns on my YouTube channel.)
They are the most capable, committed, and indispensable counter-terrorist
operators in the world.
They have no rivals anywhere for skill, speed,
ferocity, intelligence, flexibility, and sheer resolve.
Somewhere in the world things are going horribly wrong.
Get ready for breath-stealing action in every battlespace – clockwork
urban safehouse takedowns, combat helicopter assaults, brutal ambushes in the
trackless mountains, waterborne SEAL team ops, precision close-quarters battle
sequences, and CheyTac Intervention sniper rifle systems that can kill you from a
mile and a half away. The blasts of adrenaline assault off the page and do not
relent.
One troop of beyond-Tier-1 operators – gone completely off the
reservation.
One platoon of stalwart Army Rangers – pledged to protect
them, but now pushed too far.
And a thousand tribes of enemy fighters
who JUST WANT THEM ALL GONE.
Black Squadron (which started life as screenplay for a feature film) is
MSF's greatest standalone spec-ops military adventure – ever. 100% fewer
zombies. 10,000% more explosive Tier-1 badassery.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
“Fast.
Furious. Full Throttle Fighting”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
“Unbelievably intense. Pure unadulterated adrenaline.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
“Perfect
recipe for a blockbuster movie”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
“Non-stop
action, twists and turns, and a seriously explosive
ending”
Way back in the day when I was a sad traditionally published author (by Macmillan – worldwide, in hardback, paperback, all e-book formats, and in translation; much good all that did me), I wrote sort of existential cyber-thrillers. In between the two, I also wrote a collection of short fiction (featuring a lot of technology and gunplay) that remains very near to my heart.
