Publisher's Synopsis
The mission is simple. Drop into the Mexican jungle, infiltrate a drug cartel's compound, and extract a DEA agent who's been kidnapped and tortured. But when Jonathan Grave and his partner Boxers retrieve the hostage and return to the exfil point, all hell breaks loose. They're ambushed by the cartel. Abandoned by their chopper. Attacked on all sides with no means of escape, no contacts, and no allies. Their only hope of survival lies inside the walls of a remote orphanage where innocent children have been targeted for death. The U.S. military won't help them. The government won't acknowledge them. The cartel won't let them get out alive. Grave's only option is to escort his precious cargo to safety across a hundred miles of treacherous jungle filled with enemies--and bring the orphans with them. It's more than a risky move. It's a suicide mission. With artillery shells screaming overhead, and armed death squads closing in, Grave has no choice but to forge ahead to the coast. Even if they make it to their rendezvous point, he can't shake the feeling that something bigger is at play. A vast conspiracy of international power players who take no prisoners--and leave no survivors . . .
