SEAL My Home has just released, Book 2 of the Bad Boys of
SEAL Team 3. It is part of my larger SEAL Brotherhood series. I’ve written the
story of a Navy SEAL, raised in foster care, never knowing family, and finding
it in the brotherhood of his SEAL teammates. Along the way, he uncovers a
terrorist cell, who threatens to destroy everything he now holds dear.
I debated a little
before writing this story, since I’ve taken certain license with certain
elements in the news around home grown terrorists. The fact is, there are
terrorist training camps within the borders of the United States today. My hero
questions why they are allowed to remain, just like the reader does. While I
don’t solve this problem, I do reveal that this may become part of our social
landscape in the months and years to come. The bombings and terrorist attacks
so common in war-torn areas may be coming to our own shores in the
not-too-distant future.
One of the traits that is most unique and the reason I love
to write my SEAL stories is the fact that these warriors absolutely can’t stand
bullies, or people who prey on the innocent, and are highly trained to defend
them, even at the cost of their own lives. But this poses a problem when the
acts of terror occur on home turf, and that’s where the story lies.
Then I threw in finding the love of his life, a near
career-ending snowboard accident, and the appearance of family he’s never
known, and my hero, Rory Kennedy, is suddenly ill-prepared for all these
events, in spite of his training.
Here’s a short excerpt:
Rory made fists with his hands, which caught the notice of
the detectives. If both of them were missing, something was definitely wrong.
Kyle’s brow was wrinkled, and he was gently shaking his head.
“And you’ve
had no contact since L.A. No phone calls or emails with his office, with this
Derek guy?”
“Absolutely,
no. I haven’t checked my computer in a few days, but last time I did, nothing.”
“Would you
check it right now, please?” one of the detectives asked.
Rory got up
slowly, positioning his cane for steadiness. Kyle stopped him.
“Let me. Where is it?”
“Next to the bed.”
Rory walked slowly with his cane for support and leaned
slightly into a stool as Kyle placed the computer on the eating bar. The two
detectives looked over Rory’s shoulder. Scrolling through his Gmail account
inbox, he found something he’d never seen before.
It was a
single line item with a subject line: Raymond Corrigan, from Raymond Corrigan’s
computer. Underneath there was a single picture, which flashed slowly on the
screen line by line. It was a picture of Raymond, bound and gagged, barefoot,
sitting on a chair on a concrete floor of some dark warehouse. He was wearing
an orange jumpsuit. On his lap was a copy of the New York Times dated today.
His eyes were swollen shut with dark bruises. Underneath the picture were the
chilling words:
Proof of
Life.
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ABOUT SHARON
Sharon Hamilton
is a NYT and USA/Today bestselling author most known for her SEAL Brotherhood
series.
Her Golden Vampires of Tuscany are not like any vamps you’ve
read before, since they don’t have to go to ground, and can walk around in the
full light of the sun.
Sharon’s Guardian Angels struggle with the human charges
they are sent to save, often escaping their vanilla world of Heaven for the
brief human one. You won’t find any of these beings in any Sunday school class.
All of Sharon’s books are available on eBooks (most
formats), print and Audible.
A lifelong organic gardener, Sharon lives with her husband
in the Wine Country of Northern California, where most of her stories take
place. When she’s not writing, she’s getting verra verra dirty in the mud, or
wandering Farmer’s Markets looking for new Heirloom varieties of vegetables and
flowers.
Sharon Hamilton
Life is one fool thing after another.
Love is two fool things after each other.
