Justified Sedition

<p>Former Navy SEAL turned CIA operative Ryan Parker is ordered to investigate a threat against the United States government. He is part of a specialized unit of the Counterterrorism Center and he must track down whoever is responsible for the threat before it's too late. As he digs into the case Ryan makes an unfortunate discovery.</p><p>He believes the men behind the terrorist plot are his ex-comrades former Navy SEALs attempting to restore order and balance to corrupt Washington DC. The only way to do so is through violent means- means in which these warriors are frighteningly well versed. Ryan knows from personal experience what these men are capable of.</p><p>Ryan has only three days to identify the elite warriors involved and stop their plot. Yet the further he gets into the investigation the more Ryan starts to believe the Navy SEALs are in the right. The treasonous conspiracy he is charged to prevent may actually be justified and necessary. With this new information Ryan must decide which side he's on.</p><p> Colter Bostick develops an all too believable tale of conspiracy within the government of the United States... So believable in fact that this reader actually wonders if a violent act of sedition might not be possible. Certainly such trained intelligence agents as Bostick presents exist in our time of tension and instability. </p><p>-Frank Kersnowski author of Conversations with Robert Graves</p>