Stretching from the treacherous shores of Iraq to the inner circles of power in Washington, DC, Choke Points takes you deep into tne heart of the War on Terror and the real threats of attack on the US.
It's a simple plan – force the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq by shutting down key US ports. No need for weapons of mass destruction, ordinary explosives easily obtained would do the job. The complex part is for Coast Guard Lieutenant Mark Fletcher to stop it from happening. Faced with an unknown enemy from his past and betrayal by his superior officers, Mark is caught in a labyrinth of deceit. His only allies are a retired Navy SEAL and a beautiful black helicopter pilot. Stretching from the treacherous shores of Iraq to inner circles of power in Washington, DC, Choke Points leads the reader deep into the heart of the War on Terror and the real threats of attack on the U.S.
Professional Reviews
Choke Points is High Seas Drama on Steroids!
Mike Walling's plotline is not just an exceedingly fast paced and very scary post 9/11 suspense thriller--I pray to God this never happens--it could be a horrific headline from the future.
Fast paced
The story begins with a rush and never lets up ! Mark Fletcher is believable and three-dimensioned, you really care what happens to him and his group. There's enough technicalities to keep men interested and enough female interaction to keep women page turning. I hope Mike writes more novels of this riveting genre
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