Forced Induction

A military action thriller in which a retired Green Beret turned mechanic crosses a gun-running operation after a crash outside his shop. Fifth-in-series lone-wolf suspense with classic cars, escalating firefights, and organized crime out of its depth against one man. A former Green Beret mechanic collides with gun runners and organized crime in this high-octane military action thriller of lone-wolf justice and relentless escalation. Fast cars. Stolen guns.
John Tyler is caught in the middle. When a driver crashes near his classic car shop, retired soldier John Tyler steps in to help. It looks like a bad accident. It isn't. Tyler soon realizes something far more serious is happening nearby. The injured man turns up again, desperate and in over his head with the wrong people. When the two barely survive an ambush, Tyler knows this is no longer something he can ignore. A gun runner is moving illegal weapons and tying up loose ends, starting with the wounded street racer. To keep his newfound friend alive and shut down the operation, Tyler leaves Maryland and takes the fight to his most dangerous enemies yet. He's alone and badly outgunned.
But John Tyler has never been able to walk away from trouble, even when it might kill him. Forced Induction is Book Five in the John Tyler Thriller Series, perfect for readers who love fast-paced action thrillers, former military heroes, lone-wolf justice, and high-stakes battles against organized crime.___________________________________________________________________ Praise for the John Tyler Thriller Series: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ John Tyler doesn't back down even when the odds are against him. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A 'no holds barred, take no prisoners' warrior. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Don't Mess with Tyler! ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ John... has a 'Jack Reacher' feel to him. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I highly recommend this book and series.

If you've ever held your breath while reading Lee Child, walked a few gritty streets with Robert B. Parker, or marveled at Dennis Lehane's storytelling, we're on the same page!
I'm Tom Fowler, USA Today bestselling author of mysteries and thrillers with action, snark, and flawed heroes. Just like you, I've been a longtime lover of books that keep me reading past my bedtime.
I wrote my first "murder mystery" around age eight--a dubious addition to the genre due to the lack of an actual killing. (In my defense, I was eight.) These days, you'll find no one is safe on the pages of my books, and the circumstances surrounding their demise or disappearance will always keep you on your toes.
Born and raised in Baltimore, I still live in Maryland, and my home city is the setting for my novels--you could say I know all its secrets. When I'm not writing, I'm a computer security specialist, which comes in handy when C.T. Ferguson has a ransomware attack to figure out . . .