S-3 doesn't appear on any map. Neither does Project Mogul, the black operation it houses, or the three-person team that keeps humanity's oldest secret from becoming its most dangerous headline.
Director Kaela Renn runs the E-Team from a cavern buried under the Nevada desert. Captain Russ "Javelin" Garner flies missions that don't officially happen. Lieutenant Mark Delaney builds surveillance pictures out of secrets nobody's supposed to have. Together they extract stranded pilots, contain leaked footage, and manage a decades-old relationship with extraterrestrial visitors that the American public isn't ready to know exists.
What none of them know yet is that Renn isn't entirely human.
When a defense contractor starts staging fake UFO incidents to manufacture demand for weapons systems, and a downed craft off the California coast hands the team intelligence no one was meant to survive long enough to deliver, the E-Team's careful containment mission starts to come apart at the seams. Somebody wants disclosure to happen on their terms, for their profit, and they're willing to burn Project Mogul to the ground to make it happen.
Renn, Garner, and Delaney weren't hired to prevent Disclosure.
They were hired to survive it.
The aliens aren't the problem. We are.
The E-Team: Project Mogul is Book One in a military science fiction series for readers who want the grounded technical detail of Dale Brown, the fast-moving conspiracy plotting of James Rollins, and the slow-burn first-contact tension of a classified case file that was never supposed to leave the building.
