The adventure rolls on as Project TRACK, its leaders and Special Operations Forces take on a new challenge brought forth by a world power whose intent is to alter the course of United States and American History. The Trackers mix it up with friends and foes of the Trojan War and have a major encounter with freedom fighters in the early days of Texas. They also enter a new chapter in the battle to keep history on course. Following Treasure Trackers: The Inception, this sequel Book 2, National Threat carries on with many of the heros and warriors of the first book and introduces the reader to new characters as well. New challenges are presented as a new and major adversary enters the scene. The action involves leaders at the White House, The Pentagon, The National Security Agency down to the leaders with boots on the ground that are truly where the action is.
About the Author: Steven Robert Alexander Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) U.S. Army has been writing stories and books all of his life. His creativity and imagination allow him to write on all subject matters from ghost stories, military adventure romances, children's stories, high school sports and romance stories. In the 28 year span Steve spent time on active duty, in the National Guard and Army Reserve. Steve served served two tours in the middle east. In 2004 he was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds sustained in a vehicle borne improvised explosive device, a suicide bomber in a water tanker filled with explosives. This was in northern Iraq. He was also awarded the Combat Action Badge. He was an advisor to the Iraqi Army and the book The Road To Jahra hits close to home. He served a follow on tour late in his career in Kuwait. He also served tours in Panama, Japan and Slovenia, sites that will be included in future novels. Steve has two adult children and five grandchildren. He lives in Colorado Springs, His website www.stevenralexander.com Steve is also an accomplished broadcaster, having hosted national radio shows on Cable Radio Network out of Los Angeles. He is an experienced talk show host and oldies music show host, most well known for the Major Ripster and the B Team Show that ran from 1999-2001. After 911, Steve volunteered for active duty and Iraq and spent the next ten years on active duty until his 1 May 2011 retirement. Steve has always been involved in DJ and music activities.