Edge of Honor

Edge of Honor

Reviews


“Nail-bitingly intense… jolts you stronger than a double shot of caffeine.”

Kashif Hussain, The Best Thriller Books

“Riveting, relentless, and impossible to put down, Thor once again proves why he’s the master of the political thriller.”

The Real Book Spy

“This thing moves, and when it bites, it bites hard.”

Teresa Brock, The Best Thriller Books

“Another great summertime read.”

Jon Evans, WCET

“Gripping, explosive, and adrenaline-fueled…”

Steve Netter, The Best Thriller Books

“If you’re a Brad Thor fan, this book isn’t an option – it’s a must! You’re going to love it!”

John Nantz, Townhall

"The perfect summertime read."

Clark Aposhian, Gun Radio Utah

"A fabulous read!"

Hugh Hewitt

"This is going to be a runaway bestseller."

Guy Benson, Fox News Radio

"A bracing, blistering and brilliant thriller."

Jon Land, BookTrib

"Having a new Harvath thriller each July has become a patriotic tradition."

Joe Southern, Bryan-College Station Eagle

The Story

After six months abroad, America’s top spy returns to a new administration, a new set of global priorities, and a power struggle—the likes of which the United States has never experienced.

Drawn into a web of deceit and deadly politics, Scot Harvath is thrust into a high-stakes conspiracy that could change the course of history. A cabal of shadowy elites is maneuvering for control and if they succeed, they will bring the country to its knees.

When trust is fleeting and survival means making impossible decisions, Harvath finds himself at the precipice. The actions he takes will shape the future of America—and might cost him everything he holds dear.

With enemies at every turn, one wrong move could push the nation over the edge.

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Chapter Excerpt

Scot Harvath’s six-month honeymoon had been amazing. He and Sølvi had traveled the world and had spared no expense.

Upon landing back in the U.S., he’d introduced her to his favorite ritual. Once they had cleared passport control and customs, he’d sought out the best cheeseburger and coldest beer he could find. It was good to be home.

Despite the length of their trip, it now all felt like a blur. After getting married in Oslo, they’d spent a week on the fjord; a “mini-moon” as Sølvi had called it, before buttoning up her apartment and putting in to take an open-ended leave of absence from the Norwegian Intelligence Service.

With those boxes ticked, they celebrated an early Christmas with her family and then hopped a flight back to the States. There, they attended the christening of their goddaughter, celebrated Christmas with friends, and passed a few days as Scot tied up some of his own loose ends.

He had wanted to make a clean break with his past, which meant officially resigning from the Carlton Group—the private intelligence agency he had worked for. Once that was complete, they were free.

After visiting his aging mother on the West Coast, they booked a flight to New Zealand and spent their new year chasing the sun and warm temperatures across the Southern Hemisphere.

In the spring, they headed north to Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand before dropping in on Scot’s friends in India.

From there, they traveled to Greece, where they rented a beautiful villa with an uninterrupted view of the sea and swam in the clearest, bluest water either of them had ever seen. On many nights, after multiple glasses of wine, there was talk of never leaving, of making this their new permanent home.

But despite how much they enjoyed the island lifestyle, they eventually grew restless and wanted to get back on the road.

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