Determined to make her mark in the male-dominated world of the army, Captain Kelly Byrnes is gearing up for a new assignment at the US Embassy in Japan. But while she's enjoying a last-minute vacation in the Japanese Alps, she witnesses a startling attack-one that the authorities are calling an accident, but that she instantly recognizes as something more.
Despite strict orders to keep her nose out of it, she finds herself driven to uncover the truth behind this suspicious event, and find justice for a man that has been wrongly arrested for the crime. Undeterred by potential risks to her career and reputation, the captain boldly delves into a secretive new world, joining forces with a cohort from the Japanese Ground Defense Forces, as well as an army reservist from Seattle.
Together, the team acts on information that reveals the work of a powerful religious cult, as well as an even bigger threat from outside Japan's borders. In order to protect the country from these potential terrors, they must work quickly to uncover the truth before it's too late, risking everything to stop a power-hungry cult leader in his tracks.
About the Author: Now retired, Colonel W. Mace Brady served with the US Army for thirty years. Throughout his military career, he held multiple positions, such as commander of a chemical battalion and Washington state's emergency preparedness liaison officer, as well as several additional security positions.
Colonel Brady holds a master's degree in education with administrative credentials, which he earned from Seattle University. He taught writing and history at the middle school level, before retiring in 2009, and developed a strong desire to personalize history and bring it to life for his students.
Combined, these experiences inspired him to write Supreme Truth, an international thriller based on actual events.
Colonel Brady currently lives with his wife Janet, in the Seattle metropolitan area.
