Perfect for fans of John le Carré and Robert Ludlum who want character-driven military fiction that explores the human cost of conflict, not just the technology of war.
When a U.S. warship shells a coastal Canadian town, the invasion begins.
Retired JTF2 operator Jack Juteau has one priority: reach his sixteen-year-old son in Halifax before the Americans seal the island. Infrastructure is down. Communications are dead. What looks like an isolated strike is a coordinated attack he recognizes i...






















