Eric Swan has been shot, stabbed, and killed more times than he can cleanly remember. He thought he had a handle on what the future of warfare looked like.

He was wrong.

A weapons manufacturer is dead. His chief rival is the obvious suspect. But as Swan digs into the case, what he finds is something that changes the calculus of every conflict on earth: the Next Generation Soldier. Bionic enhancements. Electronic eyes. Enhanced limbs. And a neuro-link brain-computer interface that turns a human being into something else entirely.

Someone is selling this technology to anyone who can pay. State actors. Non-state actors. People with no accountability to anyone.

Swan has to stop the sale before it reshapes the world — and do it while his own handler is quietly suggesting that maybe he should be next in line for the upgrade. He finds the idea deeply unsettling. He can't entirely explain why.

Arms Race is the sixth book in the Eric Swan series — the most technologically chilling entry yet, and the one that leaves Swan staring at a question he doesn't know how to answer.

★★★★★ "The most interesting premise for a novel series I have read in a long time."

★★★★★ "The best Eric Swan yet!"

★★★★★ "I like the combination of science and action and humor. This is a great installment of the Eric Swan series."