Tracking Game: The Hunters - Book 1

by Jason E. Fort

Overview

A form of martial law is already in place. A subversive entity has infiltrated the American government. A radical form of religion has its hands in US business, and US military leaders are running out of options. In the meantime, Agent John Knox and company have to track down whoever is murdering the military elite, Malik has to protect his father from a kill order because of their apostacy, and a former assassin and his adopted father are on the run from the law. As Knox investigates on his own, he meets an invested US Marshall. Malik rendezvous with his mother overseas, along with an unexpected introduction. Naseem, the former assassin, discovers his part in a time honored tradition. What do all these people have in common? Lives become intertwined; people die; yet some still find hope. Find out what happens in this character-rich story, as they all play a part in the Tracking Game.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157520458
Publisher:	FortressBooks
Publication date:	12/21/2016
Series:	The Hunters , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	416
File size:	197 KB

About the Author

Jason E. Fort was born and raised in Greenville, SC, by a traditional southern family. He is the oldest, and biggest of three boys. His parents allowed him to be heavily involved with a small local church, and he went on to attend a small Christian college and pursue a brief career in education as a PE teacher. Along the way he taught and coached basketball, baseball, and football. He also found his way into the fitness industry, and eventually the YMCA. He wanted to make more money for his family, so one day he walked into a local bar and asked about a job as a bouncer after hearing about the place through a neighbor. After a five year attempt at being the nicest bouncer in town, people began telling him he needed to go into law enforcement or security. He began working as a police officer in 2010, and still works as a police officer to this day. He grew up with a flair for drawing, and has since channeled that creative energy into storytelling.