Two years have passed since Matt Hurst saved the world from a cyber-attack that would have erased the data banks of almost every institution on the planet. He has dropped off the face of the earth, at least as far as the public is concerned. Secretly, however, the President of the United States has permitted Matt to return to society under an alias, settling him and his family in the Pacific Northwest. Matt is living a quiet life, even turning down a much desired analyst position with the CIA in order to work for a clandestine group of patriots named TJAC. All was going well, until he befriends a video gaming legend who names Matt’s alias, Tom Holsinger, as the developer of a Sim game Tom helped to invent, and all hell breaks loose for Matt and his entire family. Every enemy that Matt Hurst has ever made is now converging on the Seattle area, each looking to settle a score with the man who ruined their plans for world domination. Without Wrath is a fast-moving thriller that ends up delivering a real message to a nation that so desperately needs one, and leaves the reader pondering the greater real world picture that lies within its pages and beyond.