Volatile Men Burn the Ships - THE MADMAN

For readers of Mark Greaney's Burner and Jay Newman's Undermoney, Volatile Men: Burn the Ships is a nerve‑shredding fusion of special‑ops action and financial warfare.

The global economy is a rich man's game played on a poor man's back. A group of contractors intends to break the scales. Hired to sever the arteries of supply chains. Men who'd burn the world for a big enough payday to save their own families. The Madman doesn't declare war. He reroutes supply chains, shorts stocks, and collapses currencies. He plays probability, not politics. Economic terrorism is his weapon. The death of a system is his goal. As the team executes devastating strikes across the globe, they face the question they can no longer outrun: Will their piracy pay off, or will they go down with the ship?

Hunted by a US special operations unit called Viking and pursued across three continents, the team must finish what they started and decide whether they are burning down a broken world or becoming the very thing they set out to destroy.

Dedication

To all those who feel like the game is rigged against you. To the mother and father, hoping for a three paycheck month. For the family that has to buy groceries on a credit card. To the family that can't afford to pay for the child care. To all those whose greatest assets are their distractions from the inability to feel secure in their own possessions. I dedicate this work to you, for when slaves are made by debt, there will be only one outcome VOLATILITY.

VOLATILE MEN: BURN THE SHIPS - where the battlefield is global, the currency is chaos, and the only way out is through the fire.