Anarchy

by D.S. Wall

Gin Vandermire's unbridled ambition could not be stopped. She was an elite, untouchable billionaire, but she wanted more — and knew how to get it.

Manipulate the political divide in America.
Control the narrative.
And kill whoever gets in her way.
Simple.

But FBI Special Agent Grace Madson and her partners Charlotte and Jace West had something to say about it .

Unfortunately, no one — not even Gin — knew who was really pulling the strings.

371 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 3, 2021

About the author

I'm a recovering Nuclear Engineer and MBA with 38 years of experience writing technical and professional documents of all kinds. I retired from the U. S. Navy as a civil servant in January 2020, expecting to become a gig-writer providing technical content to clients. I decided to sacrifice that boring life to write novels in my favorite genre — action-adventure-thrillers.
I use real-life current events and places to bring realism and suspense to my stories and strive for technical accuracy in the details of my writing.

Reviews

[Ex Aberporth · Rating 5 out of 5]

great read

So book two was as good as the first one and I am about to start book three and can not wait but must get some sleep lol 3 am I had to finish this book in one go it was that good
THANK YOU

Nigel

[Lori Merriner · Rating 5 out of 5]

Eye opening, and thrilling read parallels the political unrest during the summer 2020.

I just read Anarchy, the second book in this author’s terrorism thriller series. I enjoyed his first book, On American Soil; Jihad so I was excited to follow up with Anarchy and I was not disappointed. The story picks up with the terrorism task force trio from book one. While working a different case, they come across information on an assassination plot on a highly placed government official. The race is on to discover the identity, location, time of the assassination plot and who is planning the hit. This creative storyline takes multiple, intertwining paths that culminates into a massive blowout event in Washington, D. C. Easy read and creative plot.

[Michael McBride · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another good story in this series. The storyline is consistent and believable, without some of the unrealistic “heroics” found in other novels if this sort. This book kept my attention, kept me reading, kept me guessing.
I suggest reading the first book (Jihad) to have a good background on the various characters but it isn’t necessary.