Author Ralph Peters describes future threats at home and abroad, offers startling insights into today's most pressing global issues.

In the precursor to his groundbreaking Beyond Baghdad, strategist Peters assembles 18 essays, written both before and after the September 11 attacks.

Union general's senseless murder is swiftly cloaked in lies and the evidence points to Irish laborers struggling to find a place in their new homeland.

Far from the cries and smoke of combat, forty murdered slaves hang at a crossroads and only one man insists on justice.

Strategist Ralph Peters at his most provocative and popular covers the toughest security issues of our time.

A former Military Intelligence officer, Peters extends his successful series on strategy and security affairs that have won him diehard fans for his insight, firsthand experience, and frankness.

Abel Jones, a Welsh immigrant and Union army enlistee, investigates the death of Anthony Fowler, a young volunteer captain whose murder is blamed on the Confederates. Jones purpues the blood of the battlefield through the intrigues of Washington, D.C., where evil and good intertwine.

New introduction reflects upon the events of September 11, 2001.

Grotesque murders multiply as Major Abel Jones pursues a monstrous killer who may be a well-connected Confederate agent or a ghost from Jones's bloody past in India--or both.

Ralph Peter's Lines of Fire is a career-capping and indispensible work for understanding today's crises--and tomorrow's.