COMING FALL 2027

The invasion was supposed to prove American power. Instead, it may become the war that tears America apart.

Canada is occupied, and its government is silent, but the nation is far from defeated. Resistance cells continue to strike across the country, and after weeks of hesitation, Canada's allies are finally mobilizing.

In Toronto, the public assassination of a senior commander leaves rival officers fighting over how to crush an insurgency that refuses to disappear. Some answer resistance with greater brutality. Others are beginning to question the regime that sent them north in the first place.

Out west, Premier Collier consolidates her grip on power, only to find that the Americans who put her there have no intention of letting her rule freely.

Meanwhile, unrest spreads south of the border as families count their dead, and in Washington, the men who engineered the war are discovering that victory and control are not the same thing.

In the centre of the maelstrom, Major Alexander Ashcombe is operating blind. His team has been scattered, the resistance network around him has gone silent, and he cannot reach his family. With occupation forces hunting the Liberation Day killers, Ash must reconnect with the resistance before the Americans close the net.

Insurrection is the second book in the Canada at War series, a grounded military and political thriller about insurgency, occupation, divided loyalties, and the moment overwhelming power begins to discover its limits.

Readers of intelligent military thrillers will find the geopolitical chessboard of Tom Clancy and the gritty operational tension of Mark Greaney in a war increasingly fought not just between nations, but within them.