Skwerl, Cheese, Dickhead Mike, the White Russianthese characters are totally addictive. I couldnt put Sheepdogs down. A thriller and comedy in one, its a wild ride -- Harlan Coben, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Think Twice Sheepdogs is the best thriller Ive read in a long, long time. With a perfect blend of action and humor, I was hooked from the first page and couldnt put it down until Id finished. Heres hoping this isnt the last well hear of Skwerl, Cheese and the rest of Ackermans unforgettable band of misfits. Its an absolute gem of a novel -- Kevin Powers, author of The Yellow Birds Pacy, witty, full of great characters, unexpected twists and insider insights about what its like to serve in the special forces, this novel has everything. Bring on the TV! -- Andrew Roberts, author of Leadership in War This fast-paced book, at once engrossing and insightful, sweeps the reader into military and post-military life, explains how baroque operations work and what can happen when they go awry. Its a rollicking adventure story populated with compellingly real characters, a brilliantly constructed thriller that describes both physical escapades and psychological drama -- Andrew Solomon The brilliant Sheepdogs by Elliot Ackerman shatters paradigms and moves the genre forward with two unique and quirky heroes named Skwerl and Cheese who will endear themselves to you from the first page to the last. Do yourself a favor and dive into the action with these post war-on-terror repo men as they take you on a thrill ride you will not soon forget. Move Sheepdogs to the top of your list! -- Jack Carr, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Red Sky Mourning Raw and real and beautifully told, Sheepdogs isnt just a page-turner, its a mind-bender. Elliot Ackerman takes the reader into the CIAs most secret spacethe paramilitary special activities of its Ground Branch. Its a helluva read, a heist chase melded with a spy novelthink Oceans Eleven meets James Bond. And it builds toward one of the best surprise endings Ive read in a long while. Read it before it gets classified! -- David Ignatius, author of Phantom Orbit