Ghost Drop
They came to ignite a guerrilla war on American soil.
A coalition of Iranian-backed insurgents has spent years burying deadly sleeper cells deep within the U.S., training silently for the moment to strike. Now, under the cover of pre-dawn darkness along the Texas border, gunfire erupts — a state-of-the-art convoy breaches defenses with cutting-edge drones and electronic warfare, leaving a lone border agent dead and bringing military arms into the country. They're gone before response arrives.
Their mastermind doesn't seek victory on battlefields — only to sow panic and chaos before unleashing his next move. Against him stand America's overstretched law-enforcement agencies and an unlikely wild card: Army veteran Sam Knightsbridge, who has engineered breakthrough technology and a rapid-response team that can deploy at 700 mph — faster and smarter than any conventional force.
But counter-insurgency is messy, and the scars run deeper than bullets or IEDs.