Who is Storm Crow—and what will he do next? Detective Sergeant Jack Swann is the best antiterrorism agent that Scotland Yard has to offer. Known for his prowess and composure, Swann’s reputation is put in jeopardy by Storm Crow—but what exactly is Storm Crow? Is it a group? A man? The only thing Swann knows for sure is that wherever Storm Crow goes, death and destruction are close behind. Now, Storm Crow has made its way to Northumberland, and it’s heading down to London. On the other side of the world, Special Agent Johnny Harrison is on the tail of the leader of the Salvesen militia, a right wing group with an apocalyptic fervor focused against the United States. During the course of his investigation, Harrison learns that his suspect has ties across the Atlantic, and his old friend Swann might somehow be connected to the case. With bomb threats peppering London and a plot against America brewing, Swann and Harrison must work together to save two nations before it’s too late.

Storm Crow has escaped—and the only man who can catch him is Jack Swann International terrorist Ismael Boese, also known as Storm Crow, has plenty to answer for. After threatening to ignite a bomb in London, and perpetrating a chemical attack in Saint Peter’s Square in Rome, Boese is finally captured. But, before he’s brought to trial and questioned about the attacks, and his connections to renowned terrorist Carlos the Jackal, he violently slashes his way out of prison. Now, antiterrorism expert Jack Swann must pursue the man thought to be Storm Crow. As Boese hops between continents, Swann realizes that he will never capture this maestro of destruction alone—he needs the help of US Special Agent Johnny Harrison. Jeff Gulvin’s international thriller is sure to excite as he traces the path of these determined agents across the world of international espionage. As the two men trail Boese around the globe, they begin to suspect that Storm Crow is perhaps bigger than Boese himself, and may have connections they never could have expected.

As bombs explode across Washington, the FBI must look abroad for help The FBI is the most capable agency in the United States when it comes to investigating and eliminating domestic threats. But when Japanese terrorists start detonating bombs in the nation’s capital, the FBI finds itself remarkably ill equipped for the task at hand. Turning abroad for help, the Bureau finds the best man for the job: Jack Swann, Scotland Yard’s top antiterrorism expert. With this entry in his Harrison and Swann thriller series, Jeff Gulvin creates a diverse literary universe. The Covenant smoothly transitions between characters and storylines: from an English tourist’s ill-fated trip to Texas to the efforts of a secessionist militia in Oregon; from a series of deaths on Capitol Hill meant to provoke civil war to the struggles of a CIA agent to hunt down and find Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan. Written before the events of September 11, The Covenant is a prescient and pointed view of international politics and espionage in the twenty-first century.

A dead government official leads a dogged agent deep into the underbelly of the Bayou Maxwell Carter had the perfect racket going. Working as a fingerprint analyst near Washington, DC, Carter would contact the suspected perpetrator whenever he found a matching print for an old crime. Then, for a certain fee, he would forget what he had found. A dubious yet profitable scheme—that is, until Carter got on the wrong side of some very dangerous men. When Special Agent Johnny Harrison finds Carter dead, tied up in a pool of his own blood, it doesn’t take long to find the killer: a murderer of children who works on the Mississippi. To solve the case, Harrison must go deep undercover into the seamiest parts of the Big Easy. As Harrison comes closer to his answers, he uncovers a secret that could destroy New Orleans—if it doesn’t destroy him first.