War is no home for heroes.

Corporal Reed Montgomery has served in the Marine Corps for three years. He’s never called himself a hero. He’s a soldier with a job to do: move two fuel trucks through the heart of war-torn Iraq into Baghdad, and don’t get killed.

His team is a mismatch of veterans, civilian contractors, and one rookie private who has an entirely different outlook on war—an outlook that may threaten the security of the entire operation.

War is no home for Reed, and depending on how far he is willing to go to defend justice, he may not make it home at all.

Published
April 27, 2019
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Logan Ryles

In the world of high-stakes thrillers, where a wrong turn can mean death and trust is a currency few can afford, Logan Ryles has carved out a space where danger feels real—and so do the people facing it. Long before his name appeared on bestseller lists, Ryles was navigating the backroads of Alabama, working jobs that ranged from pizza delivery to alpaca shearing. It’s an unlikely origin story for a writer whose books now echo through the kindles and shelves of action-thriller fans around the world. But those early years—immersed in small-town grit and unpredictable detours—taught him what adrenaline feels like off the page. That same pulse…