The stage is set, the battle lines drawn. War has arrived. After a brutal operation in Azerbaijan, Reed Montgomery and the battered Prosecution Force barely have time to breathe before they’re pulled into the opening act of a third world…
The stage is set, the battle lines drawn. War has arrived. After a brutal operation in Azerbaijan, Reed Montgomery and the battered Prosecution Force barely have time to breathe before they’re pulled into the opening act of a third world war. Russia, Iran, and China are acting fast and violently to tighten their grip, bent on global supremacy. For the Prosecution Force, stopping the inevitable feels impossible. But wars are won one battle at a time, and the next fight isn’t on the battlefield—it’s in the halls of power. India, the world’s second-largest military power, stands at a crossroads, teetering between Western allies and Chinese threats. And when the CIA uncovers a covert Chinese operation designed to pull India into the enemy’s grasp, the White House is left with no choice: intervene or lose a critical ally. Now, deep in the streets of Kolkata, Montgomery and his team have their orders—sabotage the Chinese operation, no matter the cost. But the Prosecution Force is beat up, undermanned, and walking straight into the lion’s den. They have no reinforcements. No second chances. Just a world on the brink of war—and a fight they refuse to lose.
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