Transitioning from these high-stakes roles, McFate has found his true passion in writing, where he blends his real-world experiences into gripping narratives. He writes both non-fiction and fiction, using his novels to explore what he can’t disclose in his factual accounts. His 2016 novel, “Shadow War,” originally intended as a memoir, evolved into a thrilling story centered around Tom Locke, a high-end mercenary embroiled in covert operations in Eastern Ukraine. The book offers a glimpse into the complex world of modern warfare and global politics, drawing from McFate’s own experiences.

For more about Sean McFate and his work, visit [www.seanmcfate.com](http://www.seanmcfate.com), learn more about his book or follow him on Twitter and Instagram @seanmcfate. He is always open to engaging with readers and appreciates their support.

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From 1999 to 2003, Brunner was stationed at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, where he served as an instructor. His role at the Academy allowed him to impart his knowledge and experience to the next generation of naval officers. His dedication and commitment during this period were pivotal in shaping future leaders of the Navy.

After his honorable separation from the Navy in 2003, Brunner continued his service to the nation by joining the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Over a 20-year career with the FBI, he took on various roles and responsibilities, contributing significantly to national security. Daniel Brunner retired from the FBI in September 2023, marking the end of a distinguished career in public service.

At South Kent School, Brunner played three years of Soccer and Lacrosse.  He also held Infirmary Jobs, and participated in the Thursday Night Club.

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Peter Raymond entered the US Naval Reserve at Pensacola, FL flight school on December 3, 1968, and was commissioned on April 14, 1969. After deciding to leave the flight program, he served as a rowing coach at the U.S. Naval Academy until April 1971, achieving the rank of Lieutenant, Junior Grade.

At South Kent School, Peter was a Form Secretary, and competed in Crew, Football and Hockey for three years.  He also participated in the Glee Club, Dramatics and Selections.

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At South Kent School, William was a Prefect and competed for four years in Football and Hockey, and two years in Crew.  He also participated in the Glee Club, Roaringhams, Debate Club, Dramatics and the Nativity Play.

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