In Triumph Shall Wave
Book Three of the Fractured Union series
Nathan Greene never wanted the presidency. He came to it through constitutional crisis, not ambition, and has governed ever since as a man with nothing to prove and nothing to protect — least of all himself.
When American and Israeli intelligence confirms that Iran is weeks away from a nuclear test, the decision lands on his desk alone. Strike, or watch the most dangerous regime in the Middle East cross the threshold it has been approaching for twenty years.
He strikes.
What follows is fifty-three days that will define his presidency, his country, and a fragile global order pushed to the edge. A Special Forces team hunting fissile material in the Zagros mountains. A nuclear device loose in Hampton Roads. A young Iranian woman building a resistance network in Shiraz while the bombs fall above her. And a Muslim-American engineer from Dearborn converging on a pier where three thousand families are waiting for their sailors to come home — carrying a device, a cause, and a decision he hasn't made yet.