博客來City of Sirens - BOOK ONE - approx 307 pages
When a school bus explodes on a mountain road in Mexico, twenty-three children die-and the world takes notice. The cartels call it revenge. Washington calls it terrorism. For Presidents Jack Morrison and María Estela Zamora, it becomes the spark that ignites a covert war.
In the shadows of this secret alliance, Lieutenant Rosa Delgado of Mexican Federal Intelligence is tasked with oversight of a program that doesn’t officially exist. American operators move like ghosts across her country. Drone strikes, targeted killings, vanishing convoys-each mission defended as ＂necessary,＂ each one leaving Rosa with more questions than answers.
From Mexico City’s chaotic streets to the polished corridors of Washington, Sirens of the City delivers a visceral, character-driven narco-thriller in the tradition of Don Winslow and Tom Clancy.
It’s a story of presidents who trade morality for power, soldiers who turn arithmetic into justice, and one woman caught between loyalty and survival.
The war without boots has begun.
