Lawson Holland Thrillers

Retired Navy SEAL Lawson Holland has lost everything.Disillusioned and wrestling with demons from his past, he goes deep into the wilderness to quiet his own nightmares.But Holland's search for solace is interrupted when a freak accident puts him face to face with the one man he holds responsible for his loss - the President of the United States.Two years earlier, President Galen Tolliver's reckless foreign policy resulted in the death of Holland's son. Now, caught in the middle of a rapidly unfolding assassination plot, Holland is the last man standing between Tolliver and certain death.Faced with an impossible choice, Holland finds himself fighting a war he didn't want. With terrorists, assassins and corrupt politicians closing in, Holland is in a race to get to the truth and expose the plot - but how far is he willing to go?The Blood of Tyrants is the first book in the fast-paced Lawson Holland thriller series. This high-intensity, shocking technothriller in the style of Tom Clancy, Brad Taylor, Vince Flynn, Brad Thor and Nelson DeMille will grab you on page one and won't let you go. Get The Blood of Tyrants today!

Lawson Holland thought he'd lost everything.In the aftermath of an assassination and a spate of terrorist attacks, Lawson Holland finds himself chasing a ghost, daring to hope that a lost family member can somehow be found.With his country on the brink of destruction at the hands of enemies both foreign and domestic, Holland pursues justice, revenge and healing.Finding any or all of them, however, will exact a heavy price.Holland will soon learn that the most precious things in life are NOT free – and they sometimes require payment in blood.

Locked in a desperate struggle against overwhelming odds, Lawson Holland is in a tug of war: on one side is his sense of duty to a country he's served for his entire life; on the other, his desire to protect his son from further harm.Can he turn his back on one, if that decision threatens the survival of the other?Will he be paralyzed by the fear of inevitable loss, or will he 'sing his death song, and die like a hero going home?'