They told me if I knew what was good for me I'd deliver the girl to them. They didn't mention they intended to kill her. They'd kill her because she had the misfortune to be in the wrong place at the right time and saw something she was never meant to see. Later, they'd come for me because after they killed the girl I'd be the only one left alive who knew what she had seen.They warned me not to run. They said if we ran they'd find us and it would be a whole lot worse. I couldn't think of anything worse than being dead, so I wasn't impressed by their threats. Besides, they really needn't have bothered. I had no intention of running. I had a plan. I planned to kill them all.When a young woman appears on his doorstep pleading for his help, Michael Riley is hard pressed to say no. But when he learns the woman fears her former boss may be an international terrorist, Riley has his doubts he is the right person to deal with her suspicions. That is until someone makes the mistake of trying to kill him.Thrust into the midst of a terrorist plot to attack this country, Riley is forced to take action, if only to protect the woman from a most gruesome death. Red Scorpion is the latest addition to the Michael Riley series of crime mysteries. As a Marine fighting Al Qaeda terrorists in Afghanistan, Riley has experience running secret missions into Pakistan's Waziristan province taking down Haqqani tribal leaders who threatened Marine bases in Afghanistan.Severely wounded, Michael Riley receives a medical discharge. Retreating to Florida's west coast to recuperate and perhaps find respite from the horrors of combat, he soon discovers his skills make him the perfect weapon for a CIA undercover operation. With thousands of lives at stake he must discover the identity of a terrorist mole in time to thwart his deadly plan to strike at America's heartland.
