Jack Carr, bestselling author and former SEAL, announces nonfiction series, 'Targeted,' on terror events
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Jack Carr, a former Navy SEAL and a #1 bestselling novelist, has announced exclusively to Fox News Digital a new nonfiction book series beginning October 2024, called "Targeted," on terror events.
The TV series was recently renewed for a second season based on his second book "True Believer" and a spinoff series. The new nonfiction book, out in October 2024, is based on thousands of pages "of military and political records, personal letters and more than 50 hours of interviews with survivors." "No one has yet written a definitive history of the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing." Maureen Mackey is managing editor of lifestyle for Fox News Digital.
Now, Fox News Digital has learned that Carr is moving into the nonfiction space in a major way.
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