Fade In is a gripping, violent, and often heartbreaking book. It’s for readers who like their thrillers with a sharp philosophical bite. —Literary Titan
Plot
He’s been declared clinically dead twice. The third time, he was hoping it would stick.
When ex-Navy SEAL Salam “Fade” al-Fayed steps in front of a sniper’s bullet, he assumes he’s finally reached the end of the road. Instead, he wakes in a hospital. He’s paralyzed, wanted, and utterly at the mercy of a shadowy organization with an offer he can’t refuse: a new identity, bleeding-edge medical treatment, and one more mission.
Fade is nobody’s idea of a hero. He’s self-destructive, irreverent, and constitutionally incapable of following orders—which makes him exactly the kind of operative you send when the world is on fire and the rulebook is useless.
A highly contagious pathogen has exploded out of China. Governments are crumbling. And a cabal of the world’s wealthiest, most powerful people have decided they’re the ones to restore order on their terms, by their rules, answerable to no one.
Forced into action before he’s fully ready, Fade finds himself at the sharp end of a mission unlike any he’s faced. If he fails, the consequences will be unimaginable. But what if he succeeds? No one elected the people he’s working for. And God sure as hell didn’t ordain them.
Has he signed on to save the human race or to help quietly enslave it?
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