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Overview:Jack Slater worked in publishing for years, before finally striking out on his own with his Jason Trapp thriller series. Fans of Clancy, Ludlum and Flynn will love the fast-paced style of Jack's writing, along with the scarily real scenarios explored in his books, and Trapps's never-say-die response to ever more challenging situations.
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy

2.False Flag- They say revenge is a dish best served cold.
But Jason Trapp is losing his taste for it. For six months, his personal crusade has taken him around the world, mopping up the last of the Bloody Monday conspirators. There's only one left, and after the crooked financier Emmanuel Alstyne meets his maker, Trapp's debt will be paid in full. He vows he's done with the business of death.
Unfortunately, it isn't done with him.
After a simple kill mission goes sideways in Macau, leaving a CIA spy kidnapped, half a dozen Chinese agents dead, and America's satellites burning in the skies, Trapp is propelled back into the game. Eliza Ikeda was taken on his watch, and he's determined to get her back–no matter the cost. The problem is, he has no idea who took her, why, or what they plan to do next.
Trapp knows he's being played. And with the world's only two superpowers hurtling toward the precipice of war, time is running out...
Retirement will have to wait.
Trapp is back in action. And this time, it's personal.

3. Flash Point - A Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile system takes down a passenger jetliner in the skies over Belarus, showering the fields below in burning scrap. As the world begins to mourn the horrific accident, one man—new CIA director, George Lawrence—knows it is anything but. Three hundred innocents were sacrificed in order to snuff out the life of one man: Professor Alexey Sokolov, a senior adviser to the Russian government.
As well as a CIA asset recruited by a ghost known as the Hangman...
Trapp doesn't know any of this. He's hundreds of miles away in rural Tuscany with Eliza Ikeda, and on a mission of his own: recovery. Both are hurting, but this is their chance at a real life. Together. But it doesn't take long for trouble to arrive at their door. He should have known that his past wouldn't let go that easily.
The question is: why did Sokolov run? How did the Russians discover who he truly was—and what secret could possibly justify the murder of three hundred innocent men, women and children to cover up?
Trapp doesn't want to know.
But he sure as hell intends to find out...

4. Depth Charge - Depth Charge is the gripping fourth novel in the Jason Trapp thriller series. It traces an unprecedented threat to the safety of the US president, the stability of the nation, and the continued existence of New York City.

6. Black Eagle - Sometimes it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
Siberia in April isn't in any tourist guidebook. But that is where Trapp finds himself. It's cold, dark, and the vodka tastes like gasoline.
After brawling with half a dozen corrupt Russian cops, he's taken to the infamous penal colony marked on maps as IK-29, but known to inmates as the Black Eagle. The guards are brutes, their prisoners little better than animals. It's hell on earth.
And this time, he's on his own. The Agency has no knowledge of his mission. They wouldn't back him if they did. Because men like Trapp are tools. They aren't supposed to get ideas of their own.
It's dangerous when they do.

7. Valley of Death - Afghanistan, 2021.
You can check out any time you want.
But you can never leave.

8. Hand of God - It depicts a terrifying, page-turning journey from the sands of war torn Syria to the marble halls of Washington DC, as Jason is called upon once again to go above and beyond in the service of his country--and as he is pitted once more against an old and dangerous foe.

10. Eyes Only - The past has unfinished business.
Somebody came for Jason Trapp when he least expected it. Some of his oldest friends got hurt in the process. Unfortunately for the perpetrators, they missed the one person who counts.
And now he’s going to return the favor. With interest.
But first Trapp needs to find out who wanted him dead. And why. After all, with a career like his, you’re bound to make enemies. There’s a long list of nation states with reason to want him off the board.
Still, something about this feels personal. And when the codename ‘Hangman’ gets leaked to the media, Trapp knows it for sure. Somebody wants him gone. And they’re willing to play dirty to make it happen. One question remains: Is this all about him?
Or is there a reason they need him out the way?