A distributed insurgency, engineered to bring the United States to a standstill without a single army crossing a border.
Davis spent four years at West Point and eight more in a part of the Army he doesn't discuss with anyone who doesn't already know. In Anbar, his job was to map insurgent networks — not to fight them, to understand them. Twenty years later he's on the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force, and he is the first to read the pattern in a coordinated assault across fifty states. Nobody above him wants to believe it.
What he finds is that the people behind it never meant to take the country. They meant to bend it.
About
Kenner Swift writes techno-thrillers about the infrastructure American life rests on and what happens when that infrastructure is treated as a target rather than a given. His background is in technology, process design, and the operational realities of complex systems.
The Thousand Man War is his debut novel and the first volume of a planned trilogy. He lives in the northeastern United States with his wife.
Contact
For press, business, or other inquiries, email kenner@sleightpress.com.
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