Overview
The lights went out on Christmas Eve. The invaders came before the New Year. Now America is about to learn what it costs to take her country back.
Mark Sibley's Mongol Moon saga — the WWIII thriller series that imagined a war that began years before anyone in Washington noticed — reaches its long-awaited explosive chapter. In Mongol Moon, a silent army of Chinese and Russian sleeper agents inside America's borders struck in a single night: an EMP attack that killed the grid, blinded the military, and left ordinary citizens to defend their own streets. In A Dance of Devils, the new Axis came ashore in force — nuclear fire in the cities, enemy warships in the Atlantic, and foreign armor rolling toward the last redoubt of American command — while a ragtag band of suburban neighbors and one determined Navy officer refused to let the republic die quietly.
Raise the Red carries the war into its next and most dangerous phase. The occupation is real. The cost of resistance is written in blood on every street corner. And from the ashes of the first terrible winter, the survivors of the invasion — soldiers, spies, and neighbors turned guerrillas — must decide whether America will merely endure... or rise.
Mark Sibley's attention to detail have readers calling him a modern-day Tom Clancy whose books read as much like a warning as character-rich military thrillers. Raise the Red is unmissable World War III military fiction for readers of Red Storm Rising, Ghost Fleet, and Red Dawn-style invasion thrillers. The counterattack begins in summer 2027.
Author Bio
A corporate crisis manager and professional war gamer, he has designed and facilitated more than a hundred war games and managed as many real-world crises — experience he channels into fiction with unsettling plausibility.
His acclaimed debut, Mongol Moon: A WWIII Thriller, traces the human cost of a global war that arrives on American soil, in the tradition of Tom Clancy and William Forstchen. It launched a fast-growing list that now includes A Dance of Devils and several stand-alone titles set in the same universe — a deepening backlist with strong crossover appeal for readers of military, apocalyptic, and technothriller fiction.
A life-long Virginian, he lives in the Commonwealth with his family.
