One ghost from the past. One shot to stop global chaos.Danny McCaffrey is a shadow—an ex-IRA bombmaker turned mercenary who sells his skills to the highest bidder. His latest client? Iran. His mission? Deliver a deadly new bioweapon with one goal: destabilize the West.When the NSA intercepts intel on a covert meeting, ex-Marine sniper and retired CIA operative Michael Wolfe is called in to stop him. But when the operation fails, Wolfe and his deadly ex-Moss...

Two decades. One name. Zero forgiveness.On December 2nd, 2001, a Palestinian suicide bomber kills a young bride in Haifa. On March 11th, 2004, 193 souls are lost in the Madrid train bombings—including the fiancée of a Scottish SAS Sergeant Major.Two tragedies. One connection: Iranian extremist Mohammad Al-Qaedi.Twenty years later, ex-CIA black ops sniper Michael Wolfe and SAS veteran Ian McGill uncover the truth during a covert mission inside Iran. ...

One list. One conspiracy. Zero chance of walking away clean.May 2024: When an Iranian helicopter carrying the president crashes near the Azerbaijan border, the official story blames pilot error. But someone's lying—and ex-CIA operative Michael Wolfe is about to find out why.Pulled back into the shadows by the suspicious death of a former colleague, Wolfe uncovers a hidden list locked in a bank vault. A list of names that includes his . . . and his wife's.

They missed once. They won't miss again.Retired Marine sniper and former CIA black ops operative Michael Wolfe doesn't scare easily. But when an assassination attempt nearly kills him and his ex-Mossad partner, Nadia Picard, in the heart of Barcelona, he knows someone powerful wants them dead.Escaping to the remote safety of Wolfe's Missouri hideaway buys them time—but not peace. Because Wolfe has no intention of staying in the shadows.With sniper p...

Because of its connection with laser technology, the theory of infrared and Raman vibrational spectra is even more important now than when this book was first published. As the pioneering text in the field and as the text still preferred today, Molecular Vibrations is the undeniable choice of anyone teaching or studying molecular spectroscopy at the graduate level. It is the only book of its kind in the area written by well-known scientists, and besides its value as a pedagogical ...