No Medals for Heroes

Bob Fry brings a wealth of experience to his writing. After his military service, he worked in politics at the state level before moving to Washington, D.C. There, he served as a political consultant to a president, a national political party and several political figures. 


But ever since he was five years old he felt he was called to the ministry. Finally, he yielded to that calling. His studies included a heavy dose of researching other religions. After ordination, he pastored in several locations but his heart was always in missionary work, especially in China. Now retired, he has turned to writing. 


In No Medals for Heroes he relies on all his experiences to give his work both depth and realism. 

Radical Islam has a dream so foreign to American thinking and values that we refuse to consider it credible. But undercover agent Louis Erskine stumbles on the truth. The threat is real, and it could result in the worst tragedy ever suffered by the United States. 


No Medals for Heroes whisks you along a series of thrill-packed adventures. You’ll fight members of a rival Islamic sect trying to assassinate the Caliph. You’ll speed along on highways going 250 miles per hour while delivering suitcases with secret and lethal contents. You’ll go to a terrorist training camp in Somalia. You’ll take a bullet intended for the Caliph and wake up in the hospital three days later. You’ll foil a plot intended to kill millions of Americans. 


But you have only days before another scheme could result in the death of every American.