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Steven Hildreth Jr.

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Steven Hildreth, Jr. is a former US Army infantryman and Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran who writes the Forsaken Patriots series of explosive thrillers driven by global intrigue. His nearly two decades of tactical experience in public and private sectors shapeMoreSteven Hildreth, Jr. is a former US Army infantryman and Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran who writes the Forsaken Patriots series of explosive thrillers driven by global intrigue. His nearly two decades of tactical experience in public and private sectors shape his gripping stories. Based in Colorado, Steven shares updates at stevenhildreth.substack.com and on Twitter (@StevenHildreth).

While his main focus as a reader is special operations history, geopolitics, and self-published action thrillers, he simply enjoys a good story. When not reading or writing, he’s hitting the gym or diving into video games.

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Steven Hildreth Jr.’s Books

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Series

Series
Forsaken Patriots
4 primary works • 6 total works

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Author Details

Born in Rexburg, ID, The United States on July 10, 1988.
Official Website
Twitter
StevenHildreth
Genre
Thriller
Influences
Tom Clancy, Vince Flynn, Robert Ludlum, Hideo Kojima, Andrew Britton, ...more
Member Since
May 2010

Quotes

It's always the guys that brag about wanting to mix it up with the bad guys that shit their pants when it hits the fan. We talked a big game back at the FOB, but now we had hot lead snapping and cracking over our heads.”               Williams
Steven Hildreth Jr., The First Bayonet (Ben Williams, #1)