Sean Parnell (spokesperson)

For the former governor of Alaska, see Sean Parnell.

ISBN 978-0062066404)

Fiction

• Man of War: An Electrifying Military Thriller Full of Intrigue and International Espionage (2018) ( ISBN   978-0062668806)
• All Out War: A Novel (2019) ( ISBN   978-0062668837)
• One True Patriot: A Novel (2020) ( ISBN   978-0062986597)
• Left for Dead: A Novel (2021) ( ISBN   978-0062986634)

References

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Sean Parnell [1]
Official portrait, 2025
Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs
Incumbent
Assumed office February 3, 2025