Collateral Savage

The Mad Mick Series, Book Twelve

By: Franklin Horton

Narrated by: Kevin Pierce

Injured and demoralized, Conor and his people have fled the US for Cyprus to heal and regroup. Each of them is fighting their own battles, trying to process their experiences in the fallen America and trying to determine what the future holds for them. But while Conor, Ricardo, and their team fought for their lives, another potential savior was quietly building his army.

Behind the scenes, one of the largest military contracting companies in the world has been building an alliance of orphaned American military units, stranded operators, intelligence specialists, mercenaries, and friendly foreign powers. Now that Lightspeed is dead and America has gone dark again, the CEO of the company realizes it’s time for him to act. This might be the last chance to save America from Chinese occupation and the Mad Mick, Ricardo, and their team want a piece of it.

©2026 Franklin Horton (P)2026 Franklin Horton

Hold on!

The Mad Mick doing what he does best, taking care of business and then having a corned beef sandwich before the gunpowder clears the air. Mr. Horton brings to attention that even warriors can benefit from some trustful mental health assistance. Mr. Pierce's performance is spot on as always.

Another Mad Mick Homerun!!

What can I say? Franklin Horton does it again!! Great story with tons of action as usual. Kevin Pierce is amazing!! Hands down the best in the genre!!

There’s a formula and I like it

I like the story, every book and I appreciate that the writer and reader are always consistent.

Great Story

This was another great story in the Mad Mick series. It is interesting how the current AI and drone technology made it into the series. The author has created some great characters. Very entertaining.

Warriors

I loved this book as much as I did the rest. I would definitely miss Conner McGuire and the other characters if this is the end. It’s been a great series and Kevin Pierce does a wonderful job narrating it. All Franklin Horton’s book are definitely worth reading.