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Terrence Rubble, a man hardened by a lifetime of conflict, is put to the ultimate test when he infiltrates a domestic terrorist ring.A devastating attack in Cleveland leaves the FBI scrambling for answers. It's clear white supremacists are responsible, and they're far from done. Desperate to stop the impending bloodshed, the feds turn to Terrence Rubble, whose reputation precedes him. He must infiltrate the organization, earning their trust while unearthing the sinister details of their plot.Time is of the essence as Rubble races against the clock, knowing that the fate of countless lives hangs in the balance. But as he delves deeper into the dark underbelly of the white supremacist network, he realizes that the line between hunter and hunted is blurring. Terrence has to decide how far he is truly willing to go to protect the innocent. Will he become a one-man kill squad, executing his own brand of justice, or will the white supremacists uncover the rat among them?Kill Squad is a pulse-pounding, edge-of-your-seat thriller. This high-stakes tale of suspense explores the depths of human courage, loyalty, and sacrifice in the face of unimaginable evil.Will Terrence's code of justice prevail, or will he find himself ensnared in a deadly web of deceit? Get your hands on Kill Squad to uncover the truth.

HOW AMERICA WON THE RACE TO THE MOON! In this fascinating history of the Apollo 11 mission, The Associated Press chronicles America's journey to the moon. In 1957 the Soviet Union sent Sputnik, the first man-made satellite, into space. America took up the challenge to explore the next frontier. A dozen years, and 25 billion dollars later, the mission of Apollo 11 would yield man's finest hour. For that was the first time man's foot left prints on another heavenly body. And that was only the beginning. "Apollo 11" is the incredible story of how a nation forged the technology during the turbulent 1960s to slip humanity from the bonds of its native planet. This inside look remembers those who made the great enterprise succeed. The achievement of the astronauts, especially Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins, was more than a victory for the United States; it was a triumphant moment for all mankind. And no other moment will seem as big until we reach beyond the moon for other planets, other stars. This special anniversary edition features an introduction by AP's Aerospace Correspondent Marcia Dunn, a bonus photo gallery and select artifacts from the corporate archives of The Associated Press.

This book of Nick Ut's pictures and Hal Buell's wonderfully spare prose about Nick's life is so much more than a long-deserved tribute to Ut. It is a recognition of the courage, bravery and professionalism of all the photographers whose work in Vietnam helped us to understand the awful cost of war. -- Bob Schieffer, CBS News"From Hell to Hollywood" is the story of two journeys.One journey is the lifelong adventure of AP photographer Nick Ut, a teenager from Vietnam's Mekong Delta whose camera took him worldwide from the cruel reality of Asian battlefields to the dazzling glitz of La La Land. The second is about his Pulitzer prize-winning photograph, which came to be known as the "Napalm Girl photo," an international icon representing innocents caught in the crossfire of war's horror.Ut and his photograph traveled together, sometimes apart, often intersecting with Kim Phuc, the "girl in the picture" and the focal point of his famous image. Since the day it was taken, the dynamic between photographer and subject grew into a relationship of genuine friendship. And in 2015, when Ms. Phuc had undergone a groundbreaking skin treatment to address the scars from her wounds of June 8, 1972, "Uncle Nick" (as she fondly refers to him) was there to capture the moment.After the Vietnam War, Ut eventually made his way to the streets of Hollywood and found himself photographing a new cast of characters, including such personalities as Marlon Brando, Paris Hilton, Jane Fonda, Bette Davis and many more. Never one to shy away from injecting himself into challenging or even dangerous events, Ut also photographed the LA riots and many of the major wildfires that devastated the California landscape.Featuring a Foreword by legendary broadcaster Bob Schieffer and an Afterword by Pulitzer prize-winning war correspondent Peter Arnett, "From Hell to Hollywood" is a compelling portrait of the human spirit and the desire of a photojournalist to immortalize the world around us one frame at a time.