STONELANDS

A Contemporary Military Adventure from the Falconsrealm Chronicles

A retired commando and a beautiful sniper have just made humanity’s greatest discovery. All they have to do now is survive.

THE CALL OF THE VOID

In a secret mountaintop complex, military researchers have discovered a portal linking Earth to an immeasurably distant world, rich with materials critical to America’s theoretical weapons program. A shadowy government agency scours the Special Operations community, assembling the most elite and secretive team in the history of warfare to explore the alien world and bring back its secrets.

When a reconnaissance operation devolves into an all-out war against a host of terrors long faded to legend, a ragtag band of survivors uncovers a conspiracy stretching from the corridors of power in D.C. to the farthest reaches of the galaxy.

Hunted by their former comrades, and facing an inhuman army hell-bent on stopping any incursion, the survivors realize the fight they’ve chosen has only just begun . . . and is far larger than they could have imagined.

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STONELANDS is a cross-worlds military thriller that required extensive vetting and declassification review from the Pentagon. It is a standalone novel, though the story is concurrent with THE NEW MAGIC and dovetails into the ongoing series.

“Gritty authenticity… smart, intense, and refreshingly original.”

— Reader’s Favorite

STONELANDS is written for mature audiences, and contains adult language, sexual situations, and graphic depictions of violence.

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Key aspects of U.S. military tradecraft and capabilities, as well as certain Department of Defense (DoD) agency names, policies, missions, operational compartments, and functions, have been altered, fictionalized, redacted, or omitted as necessary to comply with DoD Instruction 5230.09 Clearance of DoD Information for Public Release, DoD Instruction 5230.29 Security and Policy Review of DoD Information for Public Release, and findings by officials at the United States Special Operations Command, the Defense Intelligence Agency, and the Defense Office of Prepublication and Security Review (DOPSR).