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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The line between deterrence and war is only a few miles wide.After leading America through the Taiwan crisis, President Alex Valen hoped the worst was behind him. He is wrong.When Russian forces strike into the Suwalki Gap-the narrow corridor linking Poland and Lithuania and anchoring NATO's eastern flank-the alliance is forced into its most dangerous test in generations. A local attack becomes a global emergency. Article Five is no longer theory. It is law, logistics, fear, and the terrifying possibility that one misstep could set Europe on fire.As armored columns push west and civilians flee east, Valen and his team must hold together a coalition of democracies under the pressure of speed, uncertainty, and nuclear risk. On the ground, soldiers, police, intelligence officers, and ordinary families are swept into a conflict measured not only in firepower, but in borders crossed, records kept, and lives saved.But this war will not be decided by violence alone.To stop a wider catastrophe, the alliance must do more than fight. It must prove that lawful force, disciplined restraint, and human dignity are stronger than terror, propaganda, and brute momentum. Every corridor opened, every surrender processed, every family moved to safety becomes part of a different kind of battlefield-one where legitimacy is power, and where the future of Europe may depend on who can endure, adapt, and govern under fire.The Suwalki Gap is a gripping geopolitical thriller about modern war, alliance politics, and the burden of leadership in an age when maps are not just lines on paper, but promises that nations must be willing to defend. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A massacre in El Paso is only the beginning.When a packed high school football stadium becomes the scene of a mass-casualty attack, the shock rips far beyond West Texas. As law enforcement scrambles to understand what happened, signs emerge that the violence was not an isolated act of terror, but part of something larger, more organized, and far more dangerous.President Alex Valen is pulled into a crisis that crosses borders, overwhelms institutions, and forces impossible choices. What begins as a domestic atrocity quickly exposes a deeper threat tied to corruption, criminal power, and the collapse of lawful order just beyond the United States.The response that follows is unlike anything the modern era has seen: part criminal investigation, part military operation, part political reckoning. But winning the first fight is not enough. The deeper challenge is building something that can hold after the shooting stops.Paso del Norte is a near-future geopolitical thriller about power, legitimacy, and the cost of restoring order in a world where the map no longer matches reality. Blending military realism, White House crisis decision-making, and high-stakes political strategy, it asks what it takes not just to defeat a threat, but to create a peace strong enough to survive.For readers of intelligent, grounded techno-thrillers, Paso del Norte delivers large-scale action, institutional realism, and a story driven as much by law and legitimacy as by force. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.