Invasion

In 2036, after years of political collapse, economic pressure, and authoritarian drift, the United States is no longer the country the world thought it knew. After a devastating attack on American soil, the evidence appears to implicate Canada's intelligence services. Allies hesitate, markets panic, and Washington moves to settle old scores.

Invasion is a near-future military-political thriller about resistance, loyalty, and the price of survival. As soldiers, spies, politicians, and civilians are pulled into a conflict none of them can escape, each must decide what they are willing to defend-and what they are willing to become.

At the centre of the storm is Alexander Ashcombe, a former SAS officer living under an assumed name, trying to leave the shadows behind. But history has a long memory, and when war comes to his doorstep, hiding is no longer enough.

Grounded, tense, and morally sharp, Invasion is the first book in Canada at War, a series for readers who like intelligent military thrillers, geopolitical danger, and characters forced into impossible choices.

For fans of the geopolitical chess matches of Tom Clancy and the gritty, close-quarters black-ops tension of Mark Greaney.