Day Zero by Marc Cameron

Day Zero by Marc Cameron

Hell Up Above

Special agent Jericho Quinn is a wanted man. Suspected of murder and marked for death by a network of conspirators embedded in the White House, Quinn knows he has to get out of the country--fast--before a team of contract killers find him and his daughter. To set things right at home, he'll have to take a nonstop flight from Anchorage, Alaska, to Vladivostok, Russia, aboard a massive Airbus A380. But soon after takeoff, it becomes apparent that Quinn and his daughter picked the wrong plane. First, a passenger is brutally murdered. Then, Quinn is mistaken as a terrorist by an off-duty Air Marshal. As panic spreads through the plane and pressure builds to the screaming point, the unthinkable happens. Someone triggers a bomb. . .

Spoiler alert: This plane is in big trouble.

Praise for the novels of Marc Cameron

Action-packed, over-the-top.--Publishers Weekly on Act of Terror

Fascinating characters with action off-the-charts. Masterful. --Steve Berry on National Security

Tom Clancy was a Maryland insurance broker with a penchant for naval history a little more than thirty years ago. He had been an English major at Loyola College in Baltimore for years and had always wanted to write a novel. His first novel, The Hunt for Red October, received glowing reviews and rocketed to the top of the New York Times bestseller list after President Ronald Reagan declared it the ideal yarn. Clancy established himself as an unchallenged master of combining extraordinary realism and authenticity, sophisticated narrative, and razor-sharp tension from that day forward. He died in October of 2013.

Marc Cameron, a Texas native, worked in police enforcement for twenty-nine years. He worked as a uniformed cop, a mounted (horse patrol) cop, a SWAT cop, and a U.S. Marine.