Vengeance, murder, and violent political games are on a collision course in a propulsive Jonathan Grave thriller by New York Times bestselling author John Gilstrap.
Disgraced U.S. President Darmond has been ousted from office, but his minions have taken aim at everyone they perceive to be enemies. Off-the-record contractors on a secret list are being eliminated, one by one.
Jonathan Grave and his Security Solutions team manage to turn the tables when the assassins come for them. But the ultimate attack will strike deep at the heart of what’s best about American values.
High-tech weapons, terror-driven fanatics, and top-level betrayal shred the peace of a peaceful gathering in the rolling hills of rural North Carolina. In this showdown, the winner will take all.
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John Gilstrap revs up the tension in “All Revved Up with No Place to Go,” his contribution to Bat Out of Hell: An Anthology of New Mystery Short Stories. Inspired by Meat Loaf’s iconic debut rock album, Bat Out of Hell brings together today’s most celebrated mystery and thriller writers. Edited by Don Bruns, the anthology includes brand-new works from Andrew Child, Rick Bleiweiss, Charles Todd, Heather Graham, and others.
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Movie News: Netflix is in early development on the adaptation of John Gilstrap and Kurt Muse’s Six Minutes To Freedom, the incredible true story of a daring hostage rescue. Jared Rosenberg has been hired to adapt the non-fiction book, which draws on Muse’s harrowing experiences, into a film… Six Minutes to Freedom is produced by Toby Jaffe and his new venture, RDV Films. Read full article (Variety, Nov. 2024)
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