Net Force: Eye of the Drone: A Novella

An all-new novella in the New York Times bestselling Net Force series, created by Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik and written by Jerome Preisler.

In Munich, a renowned computer scientist dies. Then, his daughter vanishes. Both under mysterious circumstances.

Kali Alcazar, a master hacker, wants to know why. As she delves deeper into the suspicious events, she spots something in the sky--a rare, advanced drone--and realizes she's a target herself. A group of mercenary assassins has been assembled with just one goal: to stop Kali from exposing a dark, world-changing secret. Stop her at any cost.

They're not the only ones who are hunting Kali. CIA manhunter Mike Carmody and his elite special ops team are hot on her trail. Their task: bring her to Washington as an internationally wanted cybercriminal. But that simple mission suddenly becomes a lot more dangerous than they bargained for.

In this thrilling novella, the lines blur between hunter and hunted in a battle for tech dominance whose explosive outcome ultimately may decide the future of international security.

Jerome Preisler is the author of the New York Times bestselling Tom Clancy's Power Plays series. Over his career, Preisler has had more than thirty books published, including five military histories, and has given talks on military topics at schools, museums, and army bases around the country. He lives in New York.

Tom Clancy (1947-2013) was the author of numerous #1 New York Times bestselling novels, including The Hunt for Red October, and was the co-founder of Red Storm Entertainment, a video game developing company responsible for the successful Rainbow Six series, Ghost Recon series, Splinter Cell series, and others.

Steve Pieczenik is the critically acclaimed author of psycho-political novels and the co-creator of the bestselling Tom Clancy's Op-Center and Tom Clancy's Net Force paperback series. He is a Harvard educated psychiatrist with an MD from Cornell University and a PhD in international relations from MIT.