Brother's Keeper

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Jason Li is seconds away from pulling the trigger to end his life.
Difficult to believe considering three years ago he was on the fast track to becoming a Navy fighter pilot, following in the footsteps of his older brother and modern combat ace, Lt. Jordan Li. But now Jordan is dead; killed in what the Navy claims was a "freak accident" over the Pacific Ocean.
Jason never got over the death of his brother-his mentor, his hero. Now discharged from the Navy for chronic mental breakdown, Jason has no career, no family and no reason to live. It's time to finish it. He begins to squeeze the trigger when suddenly-
The doorbell rings.
Standing there is a stranger who informs him that everything the Navy told him was a lie--a stratagem for one of the most daring Black Ops missions ever attempted. His brother was the centerpiece of that operation which has now reached critical mass.
The Navy has reason to believe that Jordan may not be dead after all. They need Jason-enraged, victimized and unstable-to find his brother deep within China.
If he accepts, the Pentagon gives him his life back, and the chance to fly the most advanced fighter plane ever designed.
But if he refuses, hundreds of thousands of people will die.

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About the author

Joaquin De Torres was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. After graduating from high school, he joined the U.S. Navy where he trained in the field of cryptology and naval intelligence. He earned his B.S. and M.A. in International Management while serving his final tour at the National Security Agency, and retired from the Navy with 21 years. His experience with military game changers, along with his dealings within the covert labyrinth of the Defense Department helped create his eclectic collection of heroes and villains, and the heart-stopping situations they are forced to endure and overcome. De Torres is an English professor and freelance writer living with his family in Zagreb, Croatia.

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