An ex-soldier who rebuilt America after nuclear holocaust now faces a Russian invasion in this action-packed adventure from a USA Today–bestselling author. In the aftermath of germ and nuclear warfare, of plague and pillage and bloody anarchy, the fate of a divided world hangs by a slender thread. Ben Raines and his SUSA Rebels are on one side and the enemies of freedom are on the other. But Ben Raines has sworn to make the dream of government by the people a reality. That is until ruthless mercenary Sam Hartline puts together a mammoth army of invading Russians that could not only decimate Raines's Rebel forces but forever crush the dream that was—and is—America. Third in the long-running series!

In the aftermath of germ and nuclear warfare, of plague and pillage and bloody anarchy, the fate of a divided world hangs by a slender thread. Ben Raines and his SUSA Rebels are on one side ... the enemies of freedom are on the other. There's only a slim chance America will make it, but it's a chance that wasn't there before. And Ben Raines has sworn to make the dream of government by the people a reality. Until ruthless mercenary Sam Hartline puts together a mammoth army of invading Russians that could not only decimate Raines' Rebel forces but crush the dream that was--and is--America.

Outlaws smashed his life, left his wife dying, and took his young son. Now all Frank Morgan wants is to hang up his guns and settle down. But when he rides into the middle of a Montana range war, his legend proves to be as dangerous as his guns. In a battle that's not his, Frank must choose a side, make a stand, and be willing to die for a place some people will call home.

THE GREATEST WESTERN WRITER OF THE 21ST CENTURY William Johnstone single-handedly shaped the landscape of frontier fiction with his classic Mountain Man series. Now he returns to the West with a gritty, realistic tale of blood struggles, revenge, and honor—the saga of a man whose legend would spread across a brave new land. Rescue In California, Frank Morgan nearly found a home. But now he's pulled up stakes and hit the road again, aiming to reach the high desert of Arizona. For Frank, the plan changes when he steps into a saloon in a dusty boomtown called Los Angeles. That’s where he learns that his nemesis, Val Dooley, has found a new business: the selling of young women into prostitution, with the victims as young as twelve years old, and the survivors ending up drugged and beaten. Frank wastes no time tracking his enemy, traveling from California to New Mexico and West Texas. What he doesn’t know is that Val Dooley has been waiting for him all along: for one last chance to bring the last gunfighter down—in a hail of lead . . .

In the wake of a series of terrorist strikes, former CIA agent John Barrone and his A-team travel halfway around the world to stop the attacks at their source.

Terry Kovak is chosen for an elite squad of soldiers so deadly its own country cannot acknowledge its existence. As a member of the Dog Team, Kovak becomes the most feared soldier of his time--until he is no longer needed. Now, he's forced to fight a war of his own.

"Anarchy and Anarchists: A History of the Red Terror and the Social Revolution in America and Europe" by Michael J. Schaack is a comprehensive exploration of a tumultuous period in history. Schaack delves deep into the rise of anarchism, providing readers with a thorough understanding of the movement's origins, key figures, and its impact on society. This historical account offers valuable insights into the social and political dynamics of the time, shedding light on the motivations and ideologies of anarchists. Schaack's meticulous research and engaging narrative make this book an essential read for anyone interested in the history of radical movements.