She walks the market every day, begging strangers to help find her son. Everyone thinks she's crazy. Daniel Briggs is about to find out she's right.

Daniel Briggs has finally gone quiet.

For the first time in years, the Marine sniper has put down the bottle, found honest work at a Seattle fish market, and let the noise in his head fade to something he can live with. No war. No whiskey. No ghosts. Just cold salt air and the simple grace of a day's work.

Then he meets Rose.

She's the old woman everyone at Pike Place steps around — the one shuffling through the crowd holding up a laminated photo of a young soldier, pleading with strangers to help her find her missing boy. The cops won't listen. The VA says he ran off. The world has written her off as a confused old lady chasing a son who doesn't want to be found.

But Rose isn't crazy. And her son isn't the only veteran who's vanished.

Somewhere in this city, someone has found the perfect victims: broken warriors who came home with nothing left — no money, no family, no one looking. Men the system already forgot. Men no one will ever come asking about.

They were wrong about one thing.

Daniel Briggs is one of those broken men. And he is done walking away.

To find Rose's son — and tear the whole operation out by the roots — Daniel will have to go to war one more time, against an enemy hiding behind a smile and the flag, in a fight that's about to turn very, very personal.

They preyed on the forgotten. They should have left one of them alone. Book 3 of the Daniel Briggs Novels — set in the world of C. G. Cooper's million-selling Corps Justice series.

For fans of Jack Carr's James Reece, Lee Child's Jack Reacher, and Robert McCall in The Equalizer*.*