Black Eagle Force: ISIS: Volume 6 - Tapa blanda

ISIS kidnaps the Secretary of State on a peace mission in Syria and holds him for a fifty billion dollar ransom, Secretary of Defense, Jack "Burner" Stewart calls in the Black Eagle Force. A CIA Analyst breaks a coded message from ISIS to the North Koreans for the purchase of two nuclear weapons. Someone tries to keep her from getting the information to the SecDef and attempts to kill both of them. The President issues an Executive Order... Disband the BEF. A fleet of mysterious black helicopters from a secret base in Mexico crosses the Rio Grand to destroy Eagle Nest Ranch. Who is it? Who created ISIS and their reign of terror? Can the Black Eagle Force stop them? Will the BEF survive? This didn't happen. You didn't see us. We don't exist. We are the Black Eagle Force!

Buck Stienke – Captain – Fighter Pilot - United States Air Force, has an extensive background in military aviation and weaponry. A graduate of the Air Force Academy, Buck (call sign 'Shoehorn') was a member of the undefeated Rugby team and was on the Dean's List. After leaving the Air Force, Buck was a pilot for Delta Airlines for over twenty-five years. He has vast knowledge of weapons, tactics and survival techniques. Buck is the owner of Lone Star Shooting Supply, Gainesville, TX. As a successful actor, writer and businessman, Buck lives in Gainesville with his wife, Carolyn. Buck was Executive Producer for the award winning film, Rockabilly Baby. Ken Farmer – After proudly serving his country as a US Marine, Ken attended Stephen F. Austin State University on a full football scholarship, receiving his Bachelors Degree in Business and Speech & Drama. Ken quickly discovered his love for acting when he starred as a cowboy in a Dairy Queen commercial when he was raising registered Beefmaster cattle and Quarter Horses at his ranch in East Texas. Ken has over 43 years as a professional actor, with memorable roles Silverado, Friday Night Lights, The Newton Boys and Uncommon Valor and was the spokesman for Wolf Brand Chili for eight years. Ken now lives near Gainesville, TX, where he continues to write novels.