THE LAST BULLET : RELOADED

· THE LAST BULLET Book 2 · Bruce Savage
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The ghost is back in the machine. And he's going to burn it to the ground.

Elias Thorne thought he had buried his ghosts in the quiet dust of the Texas outback. He had survived the cartel. He had rescued the woman he loved. He had finally found peace.

But when a heavily armed hit squad descends on his isolated ranch, Elias uncovers a terrifying truth: the attack wasn't cartel retaliation. It was orchestrated by Julian Vance, the corrupt CIA handler who sold Elias's Tier-1 SEAL team to the slaughter in Afghanistan three years ago. Vance knows his ultimate loose end is still breathing, and he will use all the dark-money resources of the federal government to bury him.

Forced out of the shadows, Elias takes the war to the corrupt heart of Washington, D.C. With a fierce trauma nurse-turned-sniper watching his six, Elias begins to systematically dismantle Vance’s insulated empire. From interrogating aristocratic ghost-accountants in luxury penthouses to a brutal, close-quarters breach of a private mercenary data center, Elias is stripping away the layers of Vance's protection one by one.

But Vance is cornered, terrified, and waiting inside an impenetrable Maryland estate guarded by an elite private army. Worse, the architect of Elias's nightmares has rigged a dead-man's switch that threatens to bury the truth forever.

Bleeding, battered, and pushed to the absolute limits of human endurance, Elias must navigate a labyrinth of wealth and violence to finish the mission he started in Kandahar. He isn't fighting for justice. He's fighting for a future.

THE LAST BULLET: Reloaded is a relentless, pulse-pounding thriller packed with authentic tactical action, psychological depth, and a desperate, explosive fight for survival that will leave you gasping for breath.


The ghost is back in the machine. And he's going to burn it to the ground. Elias Thorne thought he had buried his ghosts in the quiet dust of the Texas outback. He had survived the cartel. He had rescued the woman he loved. He had finally found peace. But when a heavily armed hit squad descends o...

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About the author

Bruce Savage was born in Lewiston, Maine in 1967, the youngest son of 16 brothers and sisters to Winfield Strout and Blanche Strout. He published his first successful work when he was 10 years old in Boy’s Life magazine. The publication paid him $1 for a joke he wrote. So excited about his accomplishment and seeing his name published he pursued the art of writing for the next 40 years. In 1984 he enlisted in the United States Army and served his country in Germany. In 1999 he graduated from Columbia Southern University with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and information systems. He held several positions with several fortune 500 companies until 2002 when he dove headfirst and full time into the world of writing and publishing. Since then, he has produced 25 novels and counting. Casualties of War was his first novel followed by Psycho.

He is currently working on many other novels that will be available soon as well as the screenplay for Russian Games. He currently lives in Florida and the Philippines with his wife Julie and his daughter. He frequently enjoys making donations and contributions to ending poverty and supporting those less fortunate.

Bruce Savage was born in Lewiston, Maine in 1967, the youngest son of 16 brothers and sisters to Winfield Strout and Blanche Strout. He published his first successful work when he was 10 years old in Boy’s Life magazine. The publication paid him $1 for a joke he wrote. So excited about his accomp...

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