Patrick Parker

Patrick Parker brings a lifetime of authentic experience to his pulse-pounding suspense thrillers. A distinguished veteran of the US Army Field Artillery, he served across the globe in assignments spanning Italy, Germany, Panama, and the United States. Following his military career, Patrick dedicated another fifteen years to the defense industry, traveling extensively through Europe, the US, and England, further deepening his insights into global security and covert operations. Complementing his practical expertise, Patrick holds a master's degree in international relations, providing a formidable foundation for the complex geopolitical landscapes within his novels.

Inspired by masters of suspense like Ken Follett, Robert Ludlum, John le Carré, and Tom Clancy, Patrick Parker crafts fast-paced narratives designed to keep readers on the absolute edge of their seat, consistently delivering on his promise to make you wonder: "What was real and what was fiction?"

Dive into the high-stakes world of his Max Kenworth Suspense Thriller series, featuring former Delta Force officer and SOCOM nuclear weapons expert Max Kenworth. In Six Minutes Early, Kenworth races against time to recover stolen nuclear devices and thwart global terrorism. The action continues in Acts of Treason, where Kenworth navigates a perilous political coup, stolen nukes, and a personal vendetta amidst a US presidential campaign.

Explore the unique Dydre Rowyn Suspense Thriller, War Merchant, following a single mother forced into the deadly black market arms trade, fighting for her freedom and her son's life against ruthless adversaries. Or delve into the historical intrigue of Treasures of the Fourth Reich, a standalone thriller where a retired military officer and his art expert wife hunt for Nazi-looted art across Europe, determined to right the wrongs of history.

Now retired and residing in Texas, Patrick enjoys writing, astronomy, traveling, and honing his skills at the gun range. Immerse yourself in his authentic, adrenaline-fueled world today.