PALE HORSE

A quiet family vacation turns into a fight for survival in this
brutally realistic espionage thriller.

Dave McClure is a veteran intelligence operative who has spent
years dismantling terrorist networks and tracking dangerous enemies across the globe.
When he brings his wife and young daughter to a remote luxury ranch in Montana’s
Bitterroot Wilderness, he believes—perhaps naively—that he has finally stepped away
from violence.

Then the cartel arrives.

A sudden, vicious robbery leaves the ranch in chaos, an innocent
woman dead, and Dave’s family forever changed. When his wife is assaulted and her
wedding ring stolen, the crime becomes personal. Law enforcement is mobilizing,
but Dave knows the wilderness will erase evidence, bury mistakes, and allow predators
to disappear.

So he acts.

Under cover of darkness, Dave arms himself and rides into the
mountains alone, tracking the cartel members as they flee deep into the unforgiving
wilderness. What follows is a relentless, methodical hunt where survival depends
on discipline, patience, and lethal precision. Each encounter strips away another
layer of safety, pushing both hunter and hunted to their limits.

This is not a story of luck or chance. Dave McClure is not an
amateur driven by rage—he is a trained professional whose skills were forged in
real intelligence operations. Every decision, every ambush, and every confrontation
reflects a lifetime of experience operating in the world’s most dangerous environments.

As the pursuit intensifies, the wilderness itself becomes a weapon:
isolating, merciless, and indifferent to morality. The cartel soon realizes they
are no longer being chased by authorities—but by a man who understands exactly how
criminals think, move, and die.

Written by a former senior supervisory special agent specializing
in espionage and counterterrorism, Pale Horse delivers rare authenticity,
nonstop action, and gripping suspense. Perfect for fans of fast-paced action thrillers,
intelligence fiction, and realistic military suspense, this novel proves that some
enemies should never be allowed to escape.