“Sniper’s Day,” the fifth novel in my Ro Delahanty Series is now available on Amazon.

On the books, Airman First Class Wade Meese was “only” an Air Force counter sniper assigned to protect the giant Bagram Air Force base in Afghanistan.

Off the books, he was one of the deadliest and most feared shooters in that war torn hellhole.

Most of his eighty-plus kills went unconfirmed because he operated alone and in places he was never officially in.

The Taliban-sponsored drug smugglers who were his targets along the ancient Silk Road grudgingly awarded him the nickname “Skassa.” In Pashto it meant “ghost,” as they never knew when or where his deadly .50 caliber bullets might find them.

When Russian special forces laid a trap for him in the unforgiving mountains of Tajikistan, the hunter became the hunted.

His gravest mission would not be in the forbidding wilds of the Hindu Kush, though…

But a to-the-death sniper vs. sniper dual against an inexperienced and outgunned local deputy sheriff along the peaceful shores of the Mississippi River in rural Iowa.

You will not soon forget Skassa’s story in Sniper’s Day!