CIA operative Titus Ray is supposed to be enjoying his time off after a grueling mission.
His division head specifically told him to go home and have a good time with his family.

But then, in the middle of his daughter’s birthday party, when he receives disturbing news about an imminent threat to America’s heartland, he postpones having a good time with his family and agrees to lead a joint FBI/CIA operation to the southern border. How could he do otherwise?

He couldn’t have a good time when . . .

A group of terrorists have access to a new bioweapon . . .
The CIA has specific intel about an imminent biological attack on America’s heartland to be carried out by a group of terrorists already in the country. Unfortunately, the group entered the country illegally, and their location is unknown.

A notorious terrorist leader is heading for the Texas border . . .
When the leader of a Hezbollah-trained terrorist group arrives in Caracas, Venezuela, and joins a caravan of migrants making their way across Central America to a border crossing in Texas, the CIA believes the man’s intentions are to meet up with the other terrorist leaders to plan the final stages of the attack.

An opportunity to prevent a mass casualty event is available . . .
Titus agrees to do the unthinkable and make sure the terrorist leader is allowed to cross the border unhindered, so he and his operational team can follow him to his destination and prevent the attack. Even though Titus believes his training and skills are up to the task, ultimately, he has to rely on his faith, his prayers, and God’s guidance when the mission reaches a critical stage and his very survival is at stake.

Is Titus up to the challenge of working with a slightly unhinged operative from his past?

Can he bring together a team of misfits who have trouble getting along with each other?

Download One Good Time, Book Ten in the Titus Ray Thriller Series, and immerse yourself in the behind-the-scenes account of the shadowy world of espionage where the safety of thousands sometimes depends on one unlikely hero.