RogueOps Military Political Thrillers
Ex-Military Sniper Assassins
RogueOps deploy high tech specialists into the killing fields of international intrigue. Interdiction teams airlift across the globe on Hawke's Gulfstream jets, Sikorsky helicopters and PBY amphibians. Intercept teams set sail on his weaponized, tactical sailing yachts.
Blitzkrieg action. Blood, Guts and Bullets burn across every page. From Davos, Switzerland to South America to Mexico and into the United States of America.
RogueOps Target: Enemy Blood
CW Nelson
American Novelist
Military Political Action Thrillers
RogueOps Intel
SpecOps Classified - Private Military Contractor Novels
Political Investigations – Tactical Intelligence – Logistics
Threat Analysis – Fraud Assessment – Assets Protection
RogueOps Novels
Explosive / Dangerous / Violent / Bloody
RogueOps ex-military sniper assassin teams are high-tech specialists that deploy across the globe into the killing fields of international intrigue.
Blitzkrieg action, blood, guts and bullets burn across every page from Davos, Switzerland, to South America, Mexico and into the United States.
RogueOps target- enemy blood.
They hunt down corrupt judges, politicians and Marxist media destroying America. RogueOps focus crosshairs on U.S. traitors, narcotics and weapons trafficking cartels, international child sex traffickers and satanic pedophiles.
RogueOps Targets
Marxist Media, their corrupt partners in Academia, Politics, AntiFa and BLM anarchists.
RogueOps Mission
1. Enforce U.S. Constitutional Law
2. Enforce USC Criminal Codes - Rule of Law
3. Hunt down and destroy all Enemies Foreign and Domestic
4. Hunt down and destroy Globalist Child Sex Trafficking operations and kill them all...
5. Dismantle the Federal Reserve Central Bank and its illegal money system strangling America.
Heavy fog broke over a Pacific coast ridge line. Blackhawk gunships flew out of the approaching wall at two hundred miles per hour.
Sunlight flashed off blue-tinted windshields on a flight of military helicopters. The menacing appearance and hard thud of rotor blades sent a threatening message across the San Francisco Bay.
Something was wrong.
