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Non-State Actor: A Pallas Group Solutions Thriller
The Rubicon Has Been CrossedThe war came back at Pallas Group Solutions. Chris and Nick both found themselves fighting for their families’ lives.In response, they struck back.Now, with two major underworld figures dead, who had facilitated crimes for the People’s Republic of China, the cartels, and others, the war has entered a new phase.There’s no going back.There is only the fight.As Pallas Group Solutions becomes a Non State Actor.You'll love this high-octane thriller because the stakes are as high as the action is intense.Get it today.
346 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 21, 2023
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Peter Nealen
73 books107 followersPeter Nealen is a former Recon Marine, a veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, and something of an aspiring renaissance man (emphasis on aspiring). He has long been a reader of history, philosophy, folklore, science fiction, and fantasy, and is the author of the American Praetorians series of paramilitary thrillers as well as the Jed Horn series of supernatural thrillers.
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December 5, 2023
Peter Nealen has published the final novel in the Brave New Disorder series, Non-State Actor: A Pallas Group Solutions Thriller.
The culmination of the previous four books, the PGS contractors find themselves brushing it close with corrupt federal officials--appointed and elected--in the wake of uncovering and dispatching corrupt former Congressman Simon Badeaux. With Chinese agents coming at PGS from one end and the compromised elements of the government coming at them from another, things rapidly escalate and ultimately come to a head.
It contains the usual hallmarks of a Peter Nealen novel: blood-drenched kinetic action, solid characterization, and a presented blend of deep research and grounded extrapolation, both to propel the plot and to serve as a warning for what could happen if Americans of all political stripes don't hold their government accountable.
Though this is the end of Brave New Disorder, it is made apparent--both by the epilogue and by the author's note--that the series is simply part of a larger Pallas Group Literary Universe. We will see more and I'm looking forward to seeing what comes next!
The culmination of the previous four books, the PGS contractors find themselves brushing it close with corrupt federal officials--appointed and elected--in the wake of uncovering and dispatching corrupt former Congressman Simon Badeaux. With Chinese agents coming at PGS from one end and the compromised elements of the government coming at them from another, things rapidly escalate and ultimately come to a head.
It contains the usual hallmarks of a Peter Nealen novel: blood-drenched kinetic action, solid characterization, and a presented blend of deep research and grounded extrapolation, both to propel the plot and to serve as a warning for what could happen if Americans of all political stripes don't hold their government accountable.
Though this is the end of Brave New Disorder, it is made apparent--both by the epilogue and by the author's note--that the series is simply part of a larger Pallas Group Literary Universe. We will see more and I'm looking forward to seeing what comes next!
July 9, 2025
I'm so impressed.
It's nice to know that people like the characters in the book are out there. I'll miss KG, Backwoods, Rip, Croak, Salt & Thumper most. And definitely Goblin, for accomplishing what no one else could. It is a good story that I couldn't put down. (Neither can my hubby, & he never reads!)
This was another well done series, Mr Nealen. Thank you for all you do. :-D
It's nice to know that people like the characters in the book are out there. I'll miss KG, Backwoods, Rip, Croak, Salt & Thumper most. And definitely Goblin, for accomplishing what no one else could. It is a good story that I couldn't put down. (Neither can my hubby, & he never reads!)
This was another well done series, Mr Nealen. Thank you for all you do. :-D
November 27, 2023
A fine wrap up to this series.
Nealen started this series with a bang, and ends it with an explosive read that delves into the headlines we read every day. Non stop action about real things happening both globally and domestically.
Nealen started this series with a bang, and ends it with an explosive read that delves into the headlines we read every day. Non stop action about real things happening both globally and domestically.
November 30, 2023
Awesome!
Do yourself a favor and jump into this series and all others by Mr. Nealen! You WILL NOT be disappointed. FYI - I read Clanch, Thor, Greaney, Flynn, Carr, etc. And Peter Nealen has become NY favorite.
ENJOY!
Do yourself a favor and jump into this series and all others by Mr. Nealen! You WILL NOT be disappointed. FYI - I read Clanch, Thor, Greaney, Flynn, Carr, etc. And Peter Nealen has become NY favorite.
ENJOY!
November 25, 2023
Great read
Great ending to this arc of the story. Can't wait for the next series. Well worth your time. Peter Beaten always a good read.
Great ending to this arc of the story. Can't wait for the next series. Well worth your time. Peter Beaten always a good read.
November 27, 2023
Great Book as Usual
Story moves swiftly and is a nice blend of action and plot.
Always buy any book by Peter Nealen. 👍👍
Story moves swiftly and is a nice blend of action and plot.
Always buy any book by Peter Nealen. 👍👍
January 11, 2024
Great "conclusion" to the series. 26 year Army veteran (Intel and Infantry, enlisted and officer)... Looking forward to the next chapter.
January 24, 2024
Outstanding
Another Outstanding Book in the Pallas Group Solutions Series. I found it an exciting and easy to read Book. Sorry to see the Series ending. DO not known what is next.
Another Outstanding Book in the Pallas Group Solutions Series. I found it an exciting and easy to read Book. Sorry to see the Series ending. DO not known what is next.
February 4, 2024
Reality is beginning to resemble Nealen's 'Brave New Disorder'. Non-stop action makes for an almost non-stop read.
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