2 books by William Christie
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Overview: William Christie is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and a former Marine Corps infantry officer. He is well into middle age, and is the author of eight novels, five under his own name and the latest two under the pen name F.J. Chase, which was basically a publisher’s marketing ploy. He also wrote SEAL Team Seven: Direct Action, for Berkley Books, under the name Keith Douglass, because he needed a new car at the time.
Genre: Mystery Thriller
The Enemy Inside: A Novel of the War on Terror
In this heart-pounding sequel to Threat Level, Special Forces operators Ed Storey and Lee Troy uncover an Al Qaeda network funneling smuggled cash from South America to the Middle East. In Los Angeles, FBI Special Agent Beth Royale investigates another network turning criminal profit into terrorist capital. As the two investigations link up, it becomes clear that their mission is not identifying and halting Al Qaeda’s financing; it’s tracking and stopping Al Qaeda as they move through South America toward the US-Mexico border as the US presidential election draws near. And this time, the odds are stacked in the terrorists’ favor: Help comes from someone inside the US government and from Los Zetas, the lethal gang of Mexican drug cartel enforcers.
The Warriors of God:
The next attack in the seemingly endless circle of retaliation which marks Iran’s war against the United States will be the most audacious of all. It has no less a target than the president himself. And, for the crowning touch, the execution will be carried out in the Oval Office. Without nuclear weapons or the strategic missiles to deliver them, the Iranians must depend on their own people. In this case, an elite, handpicked platoon of Iranian army commandos is the attack force. No wild-eyed martyrs looking for an express ticket to paradise, these are highly-trained, dangerous men who have been honed to a razor-sharp edge by eight years of war with Iraq. While they are ready to die for their beliefs, they are in no hurry to do so. On its face, the mission is impossible. But with a lot of difficult planning and a pinch of imagination, the commandos hatch a plan which makes success seem inevitable. The road from Tehran to the White House is long and fraught with risk, yet the commandos overcome these obstacles not by lucky happenstance, but through meticulous planning and violent, rapid-fire execution. As the story reaches its shattering climax, the reader can’t help but be struck by how possible these kinds of attack really are. Not only could they happen here, it’s a wonder they haven’t already done so.
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