The Reckoning is the third book in the Walk into Darkness trilogy, which follows an elite special ops team in an epic battle to save the nation from a sinister plot by rogue CIA agents.
Although Mac, Hank, and The General have had their triumphs, they've also faced tragedy, and The Reckoning finds the president ending their involvement as he elects to utilize a marine unit from Camp Pendleton. This decision would ultimately result in additional loss of life-and threaten the very success of the overall mission.
But even direct orders from the commander in chief can't keep The General and his men from the duty they're sworn to uphold. After the leader of the marine unit that replaced The General's team proves too arrogant to heed his advice, they decide to take matters into their own hands and head to Spokane, Washington, to engage the creatures they know all too well.
Politics and conspiracies have also played a part in this riveting science fiction thriller. And despite the dark and terrifying theme, humor, respect, and love among the characters shines through in their constant banter as the trilogy builds to its climactic finale.
About the Author: J. E. Gallagher is a disabled veteran who served as a member of the Fleet Antiterrorism Security Team stationed in Norfolk, Virginia, before being honorably discharged from the United States Marine Corps.
He earned a bachelor's degree in English from Ashford University and is the author of the Walk into Darkness trilogy, which comprises A Walk into Darkness, The Day of the Beast, and The Reckoning.
J. E. Gallagher is married to his loving wife Patricia, has four wonderful children, and one grandson. He resides in the Pacific Northwest, where he enjoys hunting and fishing when he isn't working on another project.
