The Able Archers

<p><strong>As seen on CNN's <em>Secrets and Spies</em> and Netflix's hit documentary series <em>Turning Point: The Bomb and the Cold War</em></strong></p><p><strong>From Netflix's and BBC's expert Cold War consultant</strong></p><p><strong>A Top 30 Best Military Thrillers on Goodreads</strong></p><p><strong>Winner of 16th Annual National Indie Excellence Award for Best Military Fiction</strong></p><p><strong>Terrifying -#1 <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author Jack Carr</strong></p><p><strong>A revelatory thriller with edge-of-your-seat end-of-the-world suspense. -<em>Kirkus Reviews</em></strong></p><p><strong>As compelling as it is informative and as entertaining as it is terrifying the novel <em>The Able Archers</em> is a great read and highly recommended. -<em>New York Journal of Books</em></strong></p><p><strong>Real life always provides the best drama. Telling the story needs a careful narrator. . . . No surprise that this has been picked up for a film/series. I'm eager to experience again. -Madeline Goodreads reviewer</strong></p><p><strong>IN 1983 THE WORLD STANDS AT THE BRINK OF NUCLEAR ANNIHILATION AND ONLY A FEW PEOPLE ARE AWARE OF IT.</strong></p><p>A riveting story of how two men's lives intersect in the midst of an existential crisis <em>The Able Archers</em> is told through the eyes of two key participants: a young American intelligence officer Captain Kevin Cattani; and his more experienced Soviet counterpart Colonel Ivan Levchenko. The story plays out from the skies over Siberia to the gritty dangerous streets of East Berlin. The radically different worldviews of Cattani and Levchenko punctuate the deep divisions of the Cold War. The evolving relationship between the two men also highlights the humanity common to both sides.</p><p>Only by working together will Cattani and Levchenko find a way to prevent a global nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union.</p><p><strong>Morra does a masterful job in recreating the events which led us to the edge of nuclear Armageddon. <em>The Able Archers </em>is not for the faint hearted but is a must read. -Samuel G. Tooma Oceanographer and Author</strong></p><p><strong>Can send shivers up the spines. -Intelligence Officer Larry Cox</strong></p>