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Coffee or Die Magazine sat down with Jack Carr for an interview over a cup of coffee for Coffee or Die’s latest installment of 11 Questions.
I am pleased to announce that the Department of Defense has finished their review of my second novel, True Believer, slated for release on July 30th, 2019.
Former Navy SEAL Jack Carr now writes political/military thrillers, bringing his combat experience to the printed page.
Publication of TRUE BELIEVER, the highly anticipated follow-up to former Navy SEAL Jack Carr's acclaimed 2018 debut thriller THE TERMINAL LIST, will be delayed due to a United States Department of Defense security review.
When the team at Atria/Emily Bestler Books suggested that a video trailer would be helpful to promote my debut novel, The Terminal List, I knew I wanted to do something a bit outside the norm that would set a new bar in the publishing industry.
James Reece, the protagonist of The Terminal List, is an active duty SEAL but the weapon that he selects to begin his quest for vengeance in the book’s prologue is not something found in an armory in Coronado or Virginia Beach or even in the hands of a warrior downrange.
Go ahead and crack open a page-turning new book just in time for spring. There’s a lot to choose from when it comes to riveting reads, so NBC enlisted two acclaimed authors to help pick the best of the best. Thriller pro, Brad Thor, and mystery writer Harlan Coben help satisfy every bookworm’s tastes with new releases and beloved classics.
James Reece, the protagonist of The Terminal List, is an active duty SEAL but the weapon that he selects to begin his quest for vengeance in the book’s prologue is not something found in an armory in Coronado or Virginia Beach or even in the hands of a warrior downrange.
If you asked me what an ideal sniper rifle looked like before 9/11, I would have described a super-accurate custom bolt-action rifle chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum. After several combat deployments, including more than one as a sniper, I now think of a far different weapon: one that is lightweight, capable of sustained semi-automatic fire and has sufficient accuracy to take out targets at up to 500-800 meters.
