No extraction. No backup. No choice.
A downed CIA asset. Enemy territory crawling with warlords. One rescue crew willing to fly into hell to bring him home.", "blurb_medium": "When Air America pilot Coyle crashes deep in the Golden Triangle, he's carrying intelligence that could change the war. Now he's trapped in a lawless region controlled by opium warlords, NVA forces, and tribal armies—all with kill orders.
The only hope for extraction is Archer and his helicopter crew, but their rescue mission becomes a desperate fight for survival in the deadliest corner of Southeast Asia. With enemies closing in and time running out, they'll discover that in the Golden Triangle, the only rule is survival at any cost.
The Golden Triangle—where Burma, Laos, and Thailand meet in a lawless maze of jungle, mountains, and death. When veteran Air America pilot Coyle's transport goes down in this notorious region, he's not just another downed flyer. He's carrying CIA intelligence on North Vietnamese supply routes that could shift the balance of the entire war. Now he's trapped deep in enemy territory, surrounded by opium warlords, NVA regulars, and tribal armies who shoot first and never ask questions. His only lifeline is a battered survival radio and the hope that someone will risk everything to bring him home. That someone is Archer and his helicopter crew—the Iron Angels.
But what starts as a routine extraction mission quickly becomes a nightmare of betrayal, ambush, and impossible odds. With multiple enemy forces converging on Coyle's position and their own bird taking heavy fire, the crew must navigate not just the deadly skies, but the even deadlier politics of a region where alliances shift like morning mist and trust is a luxury no one can afford. In the Golden Triangle, there are no rules except survival, no friends except your crew, and no guarantee that anyone makes it out alive. Some missions test your skill. Others test your soul.
If you like Brad Thor, Vince Flynn, and Mark Greaney, you'll love David Lee Corley's pulse-pounding military thrillers.
Genre: Thriller
A downed CIA asset. Enemy territory crawling with warlords. One rescue crew willing to fly into hell to bring him home.", "blurb_medium": "When Air America pilot Coyle crashes deep in the Golden Triangle, he's carrying intelligence that could change the war. Now he's trapped in a lawless region controlled by opium warlords, NVA forces, and tribal armies—all with kill orders.
The only hope for extraction is Archer and his helicopter crew, but their rescue mission becomes a desperate fight for survival in the deadliest corner of Southeast Asia. With enemies closing in and time running out, they'll discover that in the Golden Triangle, the only rule is survival at any cost.
The Golden Triangle—where Burma, Laos, and Thailand meet in a lawless maze of jungle, mountains, and death. When veteran Air America pilot Coyle's transport goes down in this notorious region, he's not just another downed flyer. He's carrying CIA intelligence on North Vietnamese supply routes that could shift the balance of the entire war. Now he's trapped deep in enemy territory, surrounded by opium warlords, NVA regulars, and tribal armies who shoot first and never ask questions. His only lifeline is a battered survival radio and the hope that someone will risk everything to bring him home. That someone is Archer and his helicopter crew—the Iron Angels.
But what starts as a routine extraction mission quickly becomes a nightmare of betrayal, ambush, and impossible odds. With multiple enemy forces converging on Coyle's position and their own bird taking heavy fire, the crew must navigate not just the deadly skies, but the even deadlier politics of a region where alliances shift like morning mist and trust is a luxury no one can afford. In the Golden Triangle, there are no rules except survival, no friends except your crew, and no guarantee that anyone makes it out alive. Some missions test your skill. Others test your soul.
If you like Brad Thor, Vince Flynn, and Mark Greaney, you'll love David Lee Corley's pulse-pounding military thrillers.
Genre: Thriller