OPERATION BLACK BEE

Jason Daniels was the most dangerous man the United States government ever created. Callsign: The Black Spider. In six years of active covert service, he led the Black Hive unit through eighty-seven classified operations across twenty-two countries. He eliminated targets with private armies, government protection, and the resources of small nations. He did it with four men and he never failed. Then his team was killed in Afghanistan, and Jason Daniels walked away from all of it. He buried his brothers, buried his grief, and built a quiet life in Jacksonville, Florida, raising his son Dylan alone after his wife died in childbirth. For eighteen years, Dylan was everything. Then Dylan traveled to Atlanta alone, witnessed something he was not supposed to witness on a dark street in the wrong neighborhood, and called nine-one-one because his father raised him to help people. He was shot in the back by two police officers while handcuffed and running. He bled out on the floor. And the department framed him posthumously for a murder he did not commit, because the man who gave the order was the Governor of Georgia, and governors do not go to prison for the deaths of boys nobody is looking for. Nobody except their fathers. Jason Daniels comes to Atlanta with a small team, a legal pad full of names, and the particular methodology of a man who spent his career making powerful people disappear. He moves through the chain from the bottom up. Street officers. A police captain. A commissioner. A governor. And above the governor, the most powerful political machine in the country, thirty years of corruption, rigged elections, and buried bodies, protected by a former president and a senior military general who know exactly what Jason is and are desperate to stop him before he reaches the top. They will not stop him. Because at the top of the chain sits not only the man who killed his son, but the truth about Afghanistan, the truth about why his team really died, and the truth about who sold American soldiers to their enemies for oil. The Black Spider is not retired. He is just getting started.