Eric Meyer

Boston Black Ops (Jack 'Tinlegs' Taylor Thriller) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Jack 'Tinlegs' Taylor is a former elite Navy SEAL platoon leader; the best of the best. Recovering from the wounds which ended his career, he returns home to Boston to find a city under siege. A violent Arab businessman is forcing people out of their homes so he can profit from their redevelopment. Payoffs to a local cop mean there is no one to stop the war he has declared on many of the city's residents. Until he makes the mistake of targeting one of Taylor's platoon, Wes Harper. Taylor decides to help Wes fight the war. And for Taylor, war is his business.

'Tinlegs' Taylor brings his own brand of justice, using skills forged in the hell of Afghanistan and Iraq. First he must overcome his own demons, then it is time to go back into action. This time the battle will not be fought overseas, but will rage across the streets of one of the oldest cities in the US.

The enemy, Mehdi Hussein, will stop at nothing to win, bringing in a mercenary army that threatens to set the city ablaze. Although Taylor isn't the man he used to be, he must muster all his strength to battle an enemy as savage and determined as the Taliban. A thrilling story of a SEAL vet who overcomes every obstacle to go back into action to defend his comrade. The weapons are the same, the tactics are the same, but this time the fight is on their very doorsteps, and in their homes.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: swordmiro
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. Januar 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781909149151
• Artikelnr.: 48382236

Autorenporträt

Eric is UK author of over fifteen books. He is a graduate of University College, Cardiff, where he studied politics. He served part-time in the Commandos, the Royal Marines Reserve, reaching the rank of Colour Sergeant. During his service he was seconded to take part in and lead a number of sensitive and classified missions, as well as undertake instructor assignments in a number of Special Forces schools. During this time he pursued a full-time career as an independent coach and consultant, working with various blue chip and smaller organisations. Eric Meyer has developed a specialty as a motivational coach, and drew heavily on his military experience to give his clients the tools for leadership, initiative and audacity that are the mark of the small unit commander.

Working with a number of authors and experts, he has been co-writer on a number of self-improvement and motivational titles. As an author, his books are sold all over the world in paperback, hardback and ebook format. He writes mainly in the genres of military thriller, and detective thriller. Indeed, his first novel, Devil's Guard, The Real Story, is a fact based novel based on the French IndoChina war in what is now known as Vietnam. With a number of novels set during World War II on the Eastern Front, as well as novels of the Vietnam War, his military experience is reflected in a range of war fiction titles. The detective thrillers are based on an NYPD detective, Gabriel de Sade, a Special Forces veteran.

He has also presented a number of documentary films, mostly exploring historical subjects ranging from early Christian history to the mystical brilliance of Leonardo da Vinci.

Eric is married with three children, and still pursues his military and historical research in his available spare time. He is also a keen runner, and has achieved success in a number of road and off-road races, including fell-running, the challenging sport of competitive running across hill ranges in the countryside. Throughout his career he has combined his extensive and growing knowledge of military affairs with his zest for the latest motivational tools to produce novels that will both thrill and entertain the reader. Current projects include research into the causes and progress of the war in Afghanistan. Currently, Eric Meyer is a full-time novelist.