Ethan Ross
A former soldier’s eye for truth, delivered at thriller speed.
A Glimpse at the Life of Ethan Ross
Ethan Ross is the bestselling author of high-stakes action thrillers known for their realism, pace, and authenticity. Drawing on 22 years in the UK military and extensive time attached to the UK Foreign Office, Ross brings firsthand experience to his writing. His debut novel, Point of No Return, was followed by Fire Storm and Deep Cover, with thirteen books published to date in the Jack Copeland series. He lives in the United Kingdom with his wife and beloved toy poodle, Coco.
Career Highlights
2023
Debut novel “Point of no Return” released
2025
Film rights optioned for “The Genesis Project”
Career Highlights
2018
Debut novel “Shadow Protocol” released
2020
Film rights optioned for “Point of No Return”
2022
#1 New York Times Bestseller
2024
International Thriller Writers Award nominee
Point of No Return
Point of No Return is a high-octane espionage thriller that introduces CIA operative Jack Copeland. When a U.S. ambassador is kidnapped in Sierra Leone, Copeland is sent into hostile territory to stop a ruthless warlord and uncover a covert operation known as Firestorm. As betrayal surfaces within his own ranks and time runs out, Copeland must risk everything to prevent a global catastrophe. Fast-paced, gritty, and uncompromising, this is the explosive start to the Jack Copeland series.
Release Date
March 2023
Publisher
Crown Publishing
Pages
384
ISBN
978-0-593-12345-6
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This cinematic trailer brings the high-stakes world of Point of No Return to life. Follow CIA operative Jack Reeves as he races against time in a deadly game of espionage and betrayal. Featuring atmospheric cinematography and pulse-pounding sound design, this trailer captures the essence of modern thriller storytelling.
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Read it in one day. Couldn't put it down. Looking forward to the next one.
A fantastic read, loved it.
“This is something that a true reader would love to devour. Truth be told, I really enjoyed Point of No Return. The pacing was tight, the action felt believable, and the tension built steadily throughout. It pulled me in quickly and made a strong introduction to Jack Copeland.”
“Fire Storm felt bigger in scope and intensity. The stakes were higher, the action was relentless, and the plot kept expanding in interesting ways. It’s the kind of book that’s hard to put down once it gets going.”
“This was an unputdownable read, and I am saying this for a book after a long, long time. Deep Cover had everything you could ask for: a smart plot and plenty of suspense. I liked how the story unfolded layer by layer, and the international setting added a lot of realism. Definitely a page-turner.”
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