WHEN THE SKY TURNED RED

He fell from the sky--and into the hands of the enemy. What followed was not survival. It was something far more dangerous.

War consumes the world, and pilot Henry Barrett is sent across the Pacific with one goal: strike a critical enemy base and help shift the tide. But before he can fire a shot, he's hit. His plane goes down. And so does everything he thought he understood about war.

Wounded and captured, Henry is thrown into a prison far from anything familiar--a place of noise, fear, and violence. Among the chaos stands one man in charge. Composed. Unnerving. Unreadable.

As days drag into weeks, survival becomes a game of endurance-and of control. But the greatest threat may not be the war outside, or the guards at the gate.

It may be the man watching him from the other side of the bars.

In a place where mercy is a foreign word, every choice comes at a cost.
And when the sky turns red, it weeps in blood.