Donald A. Davis Boeken

The eighth novel in the New York Times-bestselling Sniper series

The two best snipers in the world... The first shot wins... Usually

The next action-packed adventure from Gunnery Sgt Jack Coughlin

First in a non-stop-action series of `Sniper' thrillers, by an author with first-hand experience

With more than sixty confirmed kills, Coughlin is the Marine Corps' top ranked sniper. This is the harrowing first-person account of his life on and off the modern battlefield.

Time to Kill is a pulse-racing thriller about Islamic terrorists bent on delivering Egypt into the hands of America's arch enemy-Iran In Jack Coughlin and Donald A. Davis' newest thriller in The New York Times bestselling series featuring American sniper Kyle Swanson, the Sphinx, a symbol of Egypt's ancient history and power, is blown up by terrorists. A visit to Cairo by Iran's national soccer team ends in a bloodbath. Egyptian missiles sink an Iranian vessel in the Red Sea. The Muslim Brotherhood is on the march, working behind the scenes to provoke a war between Egypt and its powerful neighbor, Iran-a war that would certainly result in an Iranian victory. What is at stake is nothing less than total control of the Suez Canal through which most of the world's oil flows. Behind the coup is a sinister double agent called The Pharaoh whose goal is a fanatic Islamic regime on Israel's borders. To avoid a direct military confrontation with Iran, the U.S. turns to master American sniper Kyle Swanson and his team, Trident. Using ruthlessly accurate targeted kills, they go undercover to teach the Iranian leadership a lesson and prevent a war that could strangle the world's oil supply and cause the death of thousands.

Focusing on the life and leadership of Stonewall Jackson, the book explores his pivotal role in the Civil War, particularly during the Battle of Bull Run, where he earned his famous nickname. It examines his strategic emphasis on reliable information and preparedness, showcasing his reliance on a personal mapmaker. The narrative underscores the lasting impact of his accidental death on the Army of Northern Virginia and highlights valuable lessons in military strategy and leadership drawn from Jackson's experiences.

Marine Sniper Sgt. Jack Coughlin carried his specially designed bolt action rifle—and its nearly magical scope—into a landscape of sandstorms, firefights, and chaos during Operation Iraqi Freedom. As marines charged through the desert and leapfrogged through bizarre, treacherous urban battlefields, Coughlin and his sniper teammate did their job and did it well: One by one, they spotted their targets—up to a half a mile away. And one by one their targets died. Coughlin has more than 60 confirmed kills. In this extraordinary account from battlefield Iraq, Coughlin tells the story of his own unique war, from stealthy, slowly-unfolding long range kills to unplanned firefights—and how one sniper team adapted and thrived in a battle zone unlike any they faced before... With vivid portraits of Coughlin's fellow marines and the battles they fought from Al Kut to Baghdad center, SHOOTER takes readers to the frontlines of the war in Iraq and gives a brutally honest account of a man trained to hunt humans, who had the courage to do his deadly job—and live with it once the shooting stopped.

In a gripping narrative, the protagonist embarks on a high-stakes mission that challenges their skills and resolve. As they navigate a world filled with danger and intrigue, themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the quest for truth emerge. The character's journey is marked by unexpected twists and the necessity to confront personal demons, leading to profound growth and self-discovery. The story blends action and emotional depth, making it a compelling read for those who enjoy thrillers with rich character development.

The enemy is on target. The time to strike is now . . .