SEAL Target Geronimo

"The book is more than just a high-adventure black ops thriller. It is a work of historical importance that sets the record straight about our struggle against forces dedicated to rebuilding an Islamic caliphate in the Middle East . . . It is a book you will read as you walk on the sidewalk because you do not want the action to stop."—Neil W. McCabe, Human Events

"Pfarrer certainly had access. A SEAL Team Six assault-element commander in the 1980s, he is known inside the intelligence community for his well-regarded first book, Warrior Soul . . . He clearly had detailed conversations with senior officers in the SEALs' chain of command (especially Adm. William McRaven and then-SEAL Team Six commander Scott Kerr) and understands the vocabulary and the culture very well . . . SEAL Target Geronimo explodes a number of media myths about the raid to kill bin Laden."—Richard Miniter, The Daily Beast

"Chuck Pfarrer writes with the brilliant eye of a novelist, and the real-world authority of a soldier who has fought in the world's most mysterious corners. He's not a only poet and soldier, but a deeply read historian who brings to light the convoluted world of hatred that gave birth to the terrorists of Al Qaeda and their elusive leader, Osama Bin Laden. Pfarrer has written a true page-turner about the inside story of Operation Neptune's Spear—the daring raid by SEAL Team Six that killed Osama bin Laden, the most nefarious terrorist in history. There is enough action here, enough human drama, enough fascinating history, to keep you reading until dawn—you simply have to know what happens next. SEAL Target Geronimo is first-rate storytelling. It's an amazing story, written about a world no one knows better than Chuck Pfarrer himself."—Doug Stanton, author of In Harm's Way: The Sinking of the USS Indianapolis and the Extraordinary Story of Its Survivors

"A marvelously engrossing account of the military operation that resulted in the death of Osama bin Laden . . . Richly told in broad, cinematic strokes, this is catnip for readers who enjoy special-ops tales."—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)