John R. Boyd

A SEAL team is ambushed deep in the mountains of Afghanistan trying to capture the terrorist known as 'The Banker'. The team members are thought dead, but LT CMDR Jose Carmona survives and is captured and placed in a cave to be held and interrogated. Carmona is imprisoned with two others and leads them to freedom through a daring escape. The United States President decides to begin closing Guantanamo Prison and start holding Terror Trials on U.S. soil. The U.S. citizenry and some members of the President's cabinet are against the trials. Many take measures in their own hands to stop them.

Major Robert Davis had almost captured bin Laden. He'd rescued the U.S. President's son from kidnappers and met with the Castro brothers to prevent a war between the U.S. and Cuba. Now, with his Colombian-born mother recovering from a heart attack, all he wants is to resign from military intelligence and help her with the family's international manufacturing company. And then the President calls. In John Boyd's debut thriller, TWISTED FATE, Davis, the only person to have found bin Laden must travel to Colombia on a black ops mission to stop a planned terrorist attack on the U.S. by the revolutionary FARC and its secret leader, Gilberto Rodriquez. Supported by bin Laden's organization, Rodriquez has the attack plan in motion, but he has not counted on Robert Davis. With the help of his brother and team, including a nerdy genius with a sophisticated tracking device, Robert races against time, with his life and the life of the woman he loves at stake.