R J Patterson
R.J. Patterson is an award-winning writer and thriller author living in the Pacific Northwest. While growing up in a military family, he spent some of his formative years living with his family on the estate of an English baron and baroness. It was there that he developed his passion for good literature and an appreciation for football.
Upon returning to the United States, R.J. entered the field of journalism where he won numerous writing awards and has written articles for many major U.S. newspapers. He covered college football in the south, spending many glorious Saturday afternoons at various SEC and ACC stadiums. However, his favorite games took place between the hedges while watching his alma mater play, the University of Georgia.
He later left journalism full-time to pursue writing books and now resides in Idaho with his wife and four children. He plans to write many more thrilling novels unless the CIA presses him into service to save the world.
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The J.D. Blunt THRILLERS
From Book 1: Tropical paradise or dangerous battleground?
Basking in the Caribbean sun during his retirement, J.D. Blunt, the former director of a U.S. covert agency, thought his days of intrigue were behind him. But when strange shipments of illegal weapons begin surfacing on islands across the region, Blunt receives an urgent call from an old friend requesting help. Someone is planning an attack on American soil, and Blunt is the only one with the connections to find out who's behind it.
Reluctantly trading lazy days fishing for the gritty underworld of black market arms deals, Blunt dredges up old contacts from his spy days. He follows a trail of cryptic clues pointing to a shadowy group of mercenaries gearing up for their deadliest operation yet. Outnumbered and outgunned, Blunt races against the clock to uncover their target and motive, pitting his wits against a lethal new breed of adversary. Failure means death and destruction on an unimaginable scale. And Blunt must go to whatever lengths necessary to ensure that doesn't happen.
