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Exit Wound

(2026)
(The sixth book in the Frank Ranger series)
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Frank Ranger thinks he’s done with war. But it’s not done with him.

Former Marine Frank Ranger is working as a courier in Vernon, Los Angeles. He keeps his head down and his past buried until his colleague Ivan opens a package—and finds evidence of a murder.

And it’s not just any murder''this one belongs to a particularly vicious branch of the Russian mob.

Now Ranger finds himself in the crosshairs of Mikhail Kovalenko—a former separatist fighter of Ukraine's 2014 war and head enforcer for his uncle's criminal empire. Mikhail is addicted to the violence of warfare and sees Ranger as a worthy opponent.

Placed in protective custody after a deadly shootout, Ranger and Ivan soon discover the FBI safe house is anything but. Someone inside the Bureau is feeding their every move to the enemy.

When Mikhail launches a brutal assault that leaves six federal agents dead, Ranger learns the hard truth: there's nowhere left to run, no one left to trust. And the only way out is through the violence he thought he'd left behind.

Exit Woundbook 6 in the brilliant action thriller series featuring former Marine Frank Ranger. Perfect for fans of Lee Child, Jason Kasper and David Archer.

What readers are saying about
Exit Wound:

‘Ranger has fast become
one of my favorite reads right up there with Bourne, Reacher, Ryan, Noble and Bennett. Non-stop action, thrilling suspense and characters that jump right off the pages.’-Netgalley Reviewer

‘…an amazing read.
Exit Wound sets a scorching pace without sacrificing layers and nuances.’ -Netgalley Reviewer

‘Fast and explosive,
full of action, never a dull moment.’ -Netgalley Reviewer

‘Great story which is well written, easy to follow and
keeps you turning the pages. Recommend reading.’ -Booksprout Reviewer


Genre: Thriller

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