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by Dale Brown
Violence and tensions along the U.S.-Mexican border have never been higher, sparked by battles between rival drug lords and an increased flow of illegal migrants. To combat the threat, the United States has executed Operation Rampart: a controversial test base in Southern California run by Major Richter and TALON, his high-tech special operations unit.
"Some readers may find the lack of any radical Islamic threat in 2007 a bit hard to swallow, while the escalation of tensions with Mexico.... also takes quite a bit of suspension of disbelief." - Publishers Weekly.
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Former US Air Force captain Dale Brown was born in Buffalo, New York. He was still serving in the US Air Force, where he was a navigator-bombardier, when he wrote his first thriller, Flight of the Old Dog. Brown is the author of 26 best-selling action-adventure "techno-thriller" novels. He is also the co-author of the best-selling Dreamland techno-thriller series and writer and the Puppet Master series, and is a technical consultant of the Act of War PC real-time strategy game published by Atari Interactive, and the Megafortress PC flight simulator by Three-Sixty Pacific. Dale's novels are published in 11 languages and distributed to over 70 countries. Worldwide sales of his novels, audiobooks, e-books, and computer games exceed 15 million copies.
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