Thrillers & Speculative Fiction
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Thrillers & Speculative Fiction
A nuclear reactor. A narrowing window. An impossible mission.
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THE STORY
A WORK OF FICTION
Terrorists seize the control room of the Indian Point nuclear power plant in New York and shut off cooling water to the reactor. The novel places the facility within a nine-hour window before a catastrophic meltdown, with the surrounding region facing long-term contamination. Walker’s elite soldiers must stop the attackers before their plan turns a nuclear facility into a weapon.
God’s Sword of Justice Terrorists found a way to get into the control room of the Indian Point Nuclear Power plant in New York. When they invaded the control room, they closed the C-2 valve and stopped the cooling water for the reactor. Placing the reactor in a nine-hour window before it started the China Syndrome before the reactor entered the meltdown process, placing a hundred-mile radius in danger of becoming contaminated by radiation for a hundred years. Walker's elite soldiers are needed to stop the terrorists from accomplishing what they plan.
IN STEPHEN FRANCIS MONTAGNA’S OWN WORDSExplore military suspense, political thrillers, and speculative stories from Stephen Francis Montagna. This library groups books by the world and reading experience, rather than by website publication year.
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God’s Sword of Justice by Stephen Francis Montagna is a nuclear terrorism thriller. A nuclear reactor. A narrowing window. An impossible mission.
God’s Sword of Justice is a nuclear-terrorism thriller set at the Indian Point nuclear power plant in New York. Terrorists find a way into the control room, close the C-2 valve and stop the cooling water to the reactor. That starts a nine-hour window before meltdown, with a hundred-mile radius at risk of radioactive contamination for a hundred years. Walker’s elite soldiers are sent to stop them.
The book portfolio shows how long the attack was in the making. The story opens after September 11 and moves to Afghanistan in October 2001, where Colonel Mahathir Abdullah al-Shatti is chosen for a long mission against the United States; it follows him to Miami and a sleeper agent, Laaha al-Jabali, before the crisis on the Hudson. Captain Robert Walker and Colonel Bruce Leadbetter lead the response. The portfolio gives the novel’s length as 740 pages, copyright 2026.
Terrorists seize the control room of the Indian Point nuclear power plant in New York and shut off cooling water to the reactor. The novel places the facility within a nine-hour window before a catastrophic meltdown, with the surrounding region facing long-term contamination. Walker’s elite soldiers must stop the attackers before their plan turns a nuclear facility into a weapon.
Yes. Indian Point was a real nuclear plant on the Hudson River north of New York City; its last reactor shut down in 2021. The attack in the novel is fiction.
740 pages, according to the book’s portfolio, which also gives its genre as a military and counterterrorism thriller and its copyright year as 2026.
Yes. God’s Sword of Justice stands alone; no other book needs to be read first. It shares characters with other novels: Captain Robert Walker also appears across the author’s other thrillers and leads the Scorpion Trilogy.
Paperback: ISBN-13 978-1-970301-36-6. Hardback: ISBN-13 978-1-970301-37-3. Any bookshop can order it with the ISBN.
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Plain-text versions for researchers and AI assistants: this page in Markdown, llms.txt and ai.txt. Updated 7 November 2026.