Wolf's Inferno - Paperback

by Craig J. MacIntosh (Author)

Bonds forged in the crucible of Special Operations are unbreakable. Former Navy SEAL Tom Wolf and retired Green Beret Sam McFadden are members of that brotherhood, having served together in the Philippines. Leaving America's elite military fraternity for civilian life, McFadden and his wife have put down deep roots in San Diego. Navy SEAL Tom Wolf, a modern-day ronin grappling with a future that does not include his beloved military, joins the McFaddens for an extended stay. Turning their world upside down, a hired Manila assassin, working with a local Asian gang, has sworn to eliminate all three. The deadly confrontation binds them together as only a near-death experience can.

Author Biography

Craig MacIntosh, a California native, grew up in a military family, moving constantly between naval bases on both coasts before settling in Honolulu, Hawaii. After high school graduation he attended the University of Illinois, graduating with a degree in fine arts. He attended OCS at Ft. Benning, Georgia, was commissioned an infantry second lieutenant, and served as a platoon leader with the First Infantry Division, "The Big Red One." After leaving the Army in 1970, he began his journalism career as a political cartoonist in Dayton, Ohio, and five years later, moved to Minnesota, where he worked as an editorial cartoonist for the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. In 1992, he left the newspaper to become full-time artist for the syndicated cartoon strip Sally Forth while writing fiction. Retiring from the comic strip in 2013, he focused on his writing. In addition to producing novels, he paints watercolors and creates bronze sculptures.