Angel Heist
The Sound of Freedom meets Drive in this genre-busting rescue thriller From New York Times bestselling authors Andrews & Wilson.
He’s saved dozens of lives. But to survive this mission, he’ll have to save his soul.
After fifteen years on the FBI’s elite Hostage Rescue Team, Barrett McCaffery is burned out and broken. He’s traded tactical raids for construction sites—honest work that doesn’t remind him of all the people he couldn’t save. His marriage is gone, his faith shattered, and his bank account is circling the drain.
Then a stranger makes him an offer he can’t refuse: two-hundred and fifty-thousand dollars to perform one more hostage rescue. The stranger’s boss is a father, and the father’s little angel has been kidnapped. It sounds simple—until Barrett realizes his employers left out a few crucial details. The kidnappers aren’t ordinary criminals and the little girl he is sent to rescue is nothing like what he expects.
As the mission spirals into the supernatural, Barrett is forced to confront the demons that have haunted him for years. To survive and rescue this angel—and redeem himself from the losses he has tortured himself with for years—he will have to rely on the little girl, Seraphina, every bit as much as on himself as he confronts the question of just who is rescuing who?
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Brian Andrews
When Brian Andrews writes about war, espionage, or covert operations, it doesn’t come from guesswork or secondhand research—it comes from the inside. A former U.S. Navy submarine officer with a background in nuclear engineering and psychology, Andrews knows what it means to operate in the shadows and carry the weight of life-or-death decisions. That experience runs like a live wire through his thrillers, charging each scene with a tension that feels earned, not imagined.
As one half of the bestselling Andrews & Wilson writing duo—alongside fellow veteran Jeffrey Wilson—Andrews has helped redefine the modern military thriller. Their Tier One series, centered on Navy SEAL turned Tier One operator John Dempsey, has become a mainstay for fans of high-octane fiction. These aren’t just stories about missions—they’re about men shaped by loss, loyalty, and the quiet burden of doing what others can’t.
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