Take Whiteman

By: R.A. Flannagan

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The United States is trapped in the third year of a brutal civil war. Once-great cities now lie in ruins, reduced to radioactive wastelands. As the Red Faction hatches a ruthless plan to end the war on its terms, the world can no longer stand by.

To defend freedom and restore order, the CANZUK alliance—Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom —must act.

As war approaches, in the North, an untested deputy prime minister faces shadowy international forces threatening her nation’s survival, while in the divided South, a desperate president is willing to gamble everything — even another nuclear holocaust — for victory.

From the chaos of battlefields to the dark corridors of power, Take Whiteman thrusts readers into the lives of soldiers, spies, pilots, and leaders as North America and the world teeter on the brink of annihilation.

Take Whiteman is the first pulse-pounding installment in the CANZUK at War series. Inspired by the geopolitical thrillers of Tom Clancy and today's headlines, this near-future epic delivers explosive action and gripping political intrigue.


The CANZUK at War series is best read in order, as each book builds upon the previous work. The reading order is as listed:

• Take Whiteman
• Red Blue Storm
• Wraith Horizon

The CANZUK at War series also has a standalone novella, Caribbean Payback. It can be read at any time.

What Readers Are Saying:
“Sometimes near-future speculative fiction fails to hit the mark. Not this series! Well written and researched, with excellent detail and realistic characters. I crushed the series in only a few days. The CANZUK at War series has the making of a high-budget, high-octane Netflix series. I recommend!” – 5 Star, Amazon review

“From start to frantic finish, this book takes the US and global political situation to a plausible, even scarily real situation. Americans are divided. Nukes and tactical nukes are in play. Intervention from Canada, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand is compelling and feels real. Recognizable political figures are shown in extremis. A chilling near-future read.” – 5 Star, Amazon review

Too political

Story was good if you can get past the politics of it. Idk why this guy hates conservatives, who are most of the people who would read this.