--Stephen Coonts, author of Flight of the Intruder and eight other NY Times bestsellers

Juan de Santiago is not only a billionaire coca grower but also a deranged revolutionary with the most powerful army in South America. He has devised a scheme that will dishearten the US war on drugs and make him El Jefe once and for all. Tom Kincaid was a top DEA agent until he ran afoul of Agency politics and is now exiled to the relative backwaters of Seattle. Commander Jonathan Ward and the nuclear attack sub Spadefish are about to be sent on the old boat’s last mission…one that could save thousands of lives. And Navy SEAL commander Bill Beaman and his team are parachuting into Colombia on a mission that few know exists.

From the old Inca highways to the plush haciendas of the drug lords, guerilla armies are striking at those who threaten their lucrative trade. And meanwhile, de Santiago has launched a mini-sub, loaded with his deadly cocaine.

Destination: Seattle.

"Wallace and Keith take you to the heart of the action as America fights a secret battle in a brilliantly-portrayed South American setting. A great tale!"--W.E.B. Griffin, author of the Brotherhood of War series and many other mega-bestsellers

Commander George Wallace saw twenty-two years of service, including a place in Admiral Rickover’s famous "Forty-one for Freedom." He served as the Engineer on the USS Woodrow Wilson SSBN 624 (Blue) for his second tour. He was Executive Officer onboard the USS Spadefish SSN 668. His missions on these ships are still classified. Wallace commanded the USS Houston SSN 713 from February 1990 until August 1992. During this tour of duty, he invented the swimmer lockout procedure used by SEALs, and he worked extensively with the SEAL community developing SEAL/submarine tactics. George and his wife, Penney, live in Southern California.

Don Keith is a former broadcaster and is a critically-acclaimed, award-winning novelist. He has ten books in print. Don and his wife, Charlene, live in Indian Springs, Alabama.

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