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Iskander Hunt

(2026)
(Book 15 in the Nick Ryan's World War 3 Military Fiction Technothriller series)
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"Nick Ryan knows his craft, and his topic. His World War 3 stories are tightly-written, fast-moving, with great characters."
- LARRY BOND
Co-author of Tom Clancy's 'Red Storm Rising' and New York Times bestselling author of 'Red Phoenix'.

Warsaw has been struck.

Eight Russian Iskander ballistic missiles have devastated military command facilities across the Polish capital, killing hundreds and proving that NATO's rear areas are no longer safe. The missiles were fired from Kaliningrad - but by the time Allied forces identified the launch sites, the mobile launchers had already disappeared back into the forests. They must be found before they can strike again.

With air power unable to locate the elusive missile batteries, NATO turns to another solution. Major Jack Carter and a nine-man Delta Force team are sent deep into Russian territory with orders to hunt down the Iskanders, identify their operating bases, and destroy everything they can find.

There will be no air support, no drones, limited communications, and no guaranteed extraction. Once inside Kaliningrad, Carter and his men are on their own. But the Russian forces protecting the missile batteries are alert, heavily armed, and determined to destroy any enemy troops operating behind their lines.

The mission is simple: find the launchers and destroy them.
Getting out alive will be something else entirely.

Iskander Hunt is a fast-paced World War 3 technothriller of Special Forces operations, deep reconnaissance, sabotage, and close-quarters combat behind enemy lines - a ground-level account of a small team hunting one of the most dangerous weapons on the modern battlefield.


Genre: Thriller



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