Tower Fall
From prolific writing duo Mark Greaney and Joshua Hood comes a high-stakes heist for a former operative, whose dying daughter’s only saving grace is a virus that’s about to be eliminated.
Scott Miller has the skills and desperation required to save his daughter’s life. The only cure for her terminal disease is the deadly GIRV-7 virus, locked in a secured Malaysian skyscraper and slated to be destroyed. With his ex-wife guiding the mission from his earpiece, Scott must breach the lab, protect the biohazard container, and outrun the criminal organization that has their own agenda. And Scott’s in their way.
Mark Greaney and Joshua Hood’s Tower Fall is part of Pursuit, a gripping collection of short stories that explore what it means to be predator and prey … and what it takes to gain the upper hand. Read or listen to each pulse-pounding story in a single sitting—and an intense adrenaline rush.
Mark Greaney
Long before The Gray Man was a global bestseller—or a Netflix action juggernaut—Mark Greaney was immersed in the world of shadows, diplomacy, and high-stakes espionage. What sets him apart isn’t just the precision of his plots or the grit of his protagonists—it’s his ability to make readers feel the tension of a sniper’s breath, the pulse of a tail through foreign streets, the weight of impossible decisions in murky moral terrain.
Greaney didn’t stumble into the thriller world; he stormed into it, notebook in hand and adrenaline in his blood. Raised in Memphis, Tennessee, he studied international relations and political science—fields that now pulse beneath the surface of his fiction. He took those early academic roots and grew them into stories that feel frighteningly plausible, weaving real-world geopolitics with explosive action. It's no wonder Tom Clancy's estate tapped him to co-write (and eventually continue solo) the Jack Ryan universe—a handoff that could’ve gone wrong in less capable hands but flourished under Greaney’s.
