A Cold War Secret. A Personal Vendetta. A Fight for Redemption.

1997. The North Pacific. A classified Navy mission goes wrong — and the crew is ordered to stay silent.

Brody Hayes buried that secret with his career. Twenty years later, the past comes looking for him.

When a Russian operative surfaces with evidence of the cover-up, Hayes and his former crew become targets. What begins as a Cold War conspiracy spiraling back to life becomes something far more personal — a race across the Pacific and into the icy backcountry of the Cascades where Hayes must draw on everything he was trained for to protect the one person who matters most: his daughter.

Bloodline of Redemption is a military thriller built on authenticity. The antisubmarine warfare procedures, the rescue swimmer training, the mountaineering survival tactics — every detail comes from real experience. Author Brian Dickinson is a former U.S. Navy Aviation Rescue Swimmer and Combat Search and Rescue operator who later became the only person to solo summit and descend Mount Everest completely blind. He didn't research this world. He lived it.

But beneath the action is something the genre rarely delivers: a story about a man who has been running from his past long enough to know he can't outrun it anymore — and what it costs to finally stop.

For listeners of Jack Carr, Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, and Tom Clancy — with the faith and redemption arc that sets it apart.