He made it home from war. But the battlefield just changed zip codes.

Tyrell Williams is no longer dodging bullets in Khost—he's standing post in the West Wing, wearing Dress Blues and watching the halls of American power from the inside. As one of the youngest Marines ever assigned to White House duty, he walks among presidents and politicians, but he's still haunted by the streets that raised him... and the ghosts that never stayed buried.

When a covert mission overseas exposes a leak deep within the President's inner circle, Tyrell is thrust into a new kind of warfare—one without uniforms, where the enemy smiles and wears a security badge. As secrets unravel and loyalty is tested, Tyrell must navigate betrayal, protect a Commander-in-Chief under siege, and confront a past the system thought it could use against him.

Some promotions come with medals.

This one comes with a target on his back.

Lance Corporal is a raw, emotional, and pulse-pounding continuation of Tyrell's journey—from warfighter to quiet protector at the epicenter of power. Every page is a salute to survival, service, and the soul of a man who refuses to break.