He is presently working on a follow-up to The Chosen One that is already under contract to the Berkley Publishing Group at Penguin Random House. But his follow-up to “The Red Line” presents war from a literary sensibility more like James Jones (“From Here to Eternity”) or Herman Wouk (“The Winds of War”), making this a must-read for all military thriller fans.'

Prior to law school, he spent a number of years in the military. What follows is military writing at its level best, making Gragg the chosen one in his own right when it comes to this kind of tale. Walt Gragg lives in the Austin, Texas area with his wife, children, and grandchildren. As the missiles and bombs fly, Erickson slogs through the front lines where the war will be won or lost. The Red Line 'The best World War III epic Ive read since Red Storm Rising. Sam Erickson, who has staged an amphibious landing from the Mediterranean. America’s tit-for-tat military response unfolds from the perspective of Marine Lt. 'The book imagines a nightmare scenario in the Middle East in which an actual army led by a murderous Islamic fundamentalist is on the march through friendly Arab states. The Providence Journal had this to say about it. His second novel the critically acclaimed THE CHOSEN ONE was released on November 19th. Walt is the 14th Annual American BookFest Best Book Award Winner for best thriller and was a finalist for the prestigious International Thriller Writers Best First Novel.

He has rallied fundamentalist Muslim forces across the Middle East who. His time with the Army involved many interesting assignments including three years in the middle of the first Cold War serving at United States European Command Headquarters in Germany where the idea for his first novel THE RED LINE took shape. Two months ago, a new leader arose in the Islamic world, the Mahdi-or the Chosen One. He is a retired attorney and former Texas State Prosecutor. The Red Line by Walt Gragg 2.8 (5) Paperback 17.00 Paperback 17.00 eBook 10.99 Audiobook 20. Author Bio: Walt Gragg lives in Austin, Texas.

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