Chasing the Lion

Chasing the Lion

Pages

352

Rating

3.90

Year

2021

Description

As a child, Dariush Parizad survived Iran’s Islamic uprising, becoming a symbol of the revolution. Named the Lion of Tabas by the ayatollah himself, Parizad rose through his nation’s military to become a lethal soldier and brilliant tactical commander. Now a general, he leads Quds Force, an extremist terrorist organization targeting America and its western allies.

The United States has just uncovered a biochemical weapon, Demon Rain, developed by Parizad’s group. A psychoactive viral agent, it attacks a person’s nervous system and renders them susceptible to mind control. Parizad plans to unleash Demon Rain in Washington, D.C., on Inauguration Day during the swearing-in of the country’s first female president to spread fear and chaos, turning civilians into weapons.

Assigned to stop the terrorist strike are Army Lieutenant General Garrett Sinclair and his Joint Special Operations Command team. Across the Middle East, Europe, and the U.S., Sinclair pursues Parizad only to discover a deeper conspiracy involving a disturbing revelation: his wife may not have died from cancer but was murdered as part of a plot against the president-elect. Separated from his teammates and unsure of whom he can trust, Sinclair is on a mission not only to save his country but to avenge his family against Parizad with extreme prejudice...