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In a world of secrets, who can you trust when the enemy is your own government?
Dave Anderson is recruited by The Subsection, a covert team working in the shadows to protect America from threats both foreign and domestic. His new team includes Murph, an eccentric cyber genius, Max, an FBI black-ops expert, and Dimi, a deadly master of disguise. Led by the enigmatic Bob Grinnand, they uncover a terrifying truth: the CIA is running a massive surveillance operation and funding terrorist groups to manipulate global events.
As Dave delves deeper, he stumbles upon false-flag operations, corrupt politicians selling secrets, and a massive terrorist plot that could devastate the nation. But when The Subsection succeeds in stopping one attack, it triggers suspicion from the CIA. Now, Dave and his team are caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse, where one wrong move could expose their existence—and bring the entire organization down.
In The Subsection, trust is a weapon, and betrayal could come from anyone—even those sworn to protect.
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Praise for James Tarr Conspiracy Thrillers
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ James Tarr, please keep writing stories!
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I have lost more sleep reading this book (and all his others) because you just can't put them down.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It was still amazing as I unraveled the characters and the intertwined plots.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A great series with solid action and accurate hardware.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This series keeps getting better and better every book!
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I wish I could read them for the first time all over again.
We're all a product of our experiences. The more experiences, the harder the road was to get to where you are now, the more you have to draw on when it comes time to write. In James Tarr’s life he's been a police officer, armored car driver, and spent most of 20 years working as a private investigator in and around the artful ruin that is modern Detroit. He's had close family members murdered, invested decades into a marriage that went bad, raised kids that turned out great, got fired from jobs he desperately needed....and through it all he wrote. There were words in his head that he just needed to get onto paper, mostly fiction, but he never thought he could make any money at it. But life has a way of giving you what you need. He now finds himself in the slightly surreal position of writing for a living. Right now non-fiction articles are his bread and butter, and he writes regularly for outdoor magazines. That work put him in contact with Dillard Johnson, whose autobiography Carnivore he co-wrote. Carnivore was published in 2012 by Harper Collins and has done very well. However, there isn't anything in the world that he loves doing more than writing fiction. His first published fiction novel, Failure Drill, came out in 2004, and he has six more novels done, with more on the way. Keep up with him at OfficialJamesTarr dot com.