Title: 11/11: Retribution
Author: Joe Walsh
Publisher: RxDx Productions
ISBN (Paperback): 979-8-2944-0869-5
Suggested Retail Price: $14.99
Trim Size: 6″ x 9″
Page Count: 194 pages
Publication Date: July 2025
Audience: General Trade / Fiction
Distribution: IngramSpark (55% wholesale discount, returnable)
Category: Fiction / Thrillers / Terrorism
Description:
11/11: Retribution is a lean, high-stakes thriller set during a coordinated terrorist attack on New York City’s subway system. The chaos begins when NYPD Transit officers intercept a suicide bomber at 14th Street. But he’s only the first.
As other attackers move into place—most notably James Waters, a radicalized NYU student headed for Grand Central Station—the story unfolds across boroughs and battle lines. Told from multiple perspectives, including emergency responders and the terrorists themselves, this gripping novel explores how childhood resentment, disillusionment, and global politics can converge into explosive violence.
Led by a battle-hardened jihadist with ties to international networks, the attack is the result of years of planning rooted in the political aftershocks of Middle Eastern interventionism and failed diplomacy. The novel races toward a climactic confrontation under Grand Central’s iconic dome—where one final decision may mean salvation or devastation.
Part psychological study, part geopolitical thriller, 11/11 examines the human costs of ideology in a fast-paced, thought-provoking narrative.
Author Bio:
Joe Walsh is a writer whose work explores the human forces behind headlines. 11/11: Retribution is his debut novel—a tightly wound thriller inspired by years of research into terrorism, radicalization, and urban emergency response. He lives in upstate New York.
Marketing & Promotion:
• Comparable titles include Falling Man, The Kill List, and The Cellist
• Ideal for readers of political thrillers, emergency response fiction, and post-9/11 suspense
• Available via IngramSpark and Amazon in print and digital formats
• 11% of all profits go to the FDNY Foundation : https://www.fdnyfoundation.org/mission/
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