To Kill Is Not Enough — Christopher L. Anderson

Flint Wolfe wants to be left alone. He's fought his war, won his medals, and taken his hits. Now he's an airline pilot flying people all over the world. All he wants to do is to raise his kids and forget the pain of old scars. On September 11, 2001 five terrorists storm his cockpit.

Flint Wolfe fought off the terrorists and landed his plane, saving his passengers and thousands on the ground. Only thing is, no one ever heard about it, because the CIA decided he'd make the perfect fireman. Flying worldwide as an airline pilot Wolfe can take care of "problems," both foreign and domestic. Wolfe wants to refuse, but the terrorists come after him, forcing him to join the Company. Under the guidance of the beautiful Iranian operative, Yasmina Orandi, Wolfe plunges into a shadowy world of espionage and terrorism. He's on the trail of Marwan Hamdi, a brilliant bomb-maker who is at the center of a plot to destroy the Eastern Seaboard of the United States. Hamdi leaves a trail of devastation from New York to the Azores where Wolfe catches up to him. Can Wolfe stop his rampage or is it too late?