Rogues

Rogues: Airstrike
An explosive sci-fi military thriller where the battle for the skies decides the fate of Earth.

The war for Bharat's skies should have ended. The invaders were pushed back. Cities rebuilt. The heroes of the Rogue Squadron became legends.
But legends don't rest. Not when the enemy evolves.

When alien-tech-enhanced fighter jets appear in hostile airspace, the Rogues are called back into action for Operation: Rudra Vayu-a mission so dangerous that one wrong move could ignite a planetary catastrophe. From blistering dogfights over the Himalayas to stealth runs deep in enemy territory, every battle pushes the squadron closer to a deadly truth.

Captain Veer Rathore and his team must confront not only an enemy that learns and adapts with terrifying speed-but also the possibility that the real threat may come from within their own command. And as an ancient, interstellar war casts its shadow over Earth, the Rogues realize that the fight for the skies is only the beginning.

Perfect for fans of Tom Clancy, Top Gun, and high-octane sci-fi war epics, Rogues: Airstrike delivers:

• Heart-pounding aerial combat scenes

• A fearless, diverse cast of ace pilots

• Military intrigue with a sci-fi twist

• A battle that could decide the future of humanity

Strap in. Lock on.
The skies are calling-and they won't wait.


About the Author

Shadab Alam Khanson is an advocate at the High Court of Ranchi, an author of acclaimed legal works such as The Chotanagpur Tenancy Act, 1908, and a passionate storyteller whose writing bridges the gap between law, history, and high-octane fiction. His works span legal scholarship, social commentary, and gripping novels that blend intricate research with cinematic storytelling. Raised in Bokaro, Jharkhand, Shadab draws on his deep knowledge of human resilience, conflict, and strategy to create characters who feel as real as the battles they fight.

When not in court or at his desk, he explores aviation history, military strategy, and the evolving frontiers of science fiction-fuel for his adrenaline-charged narratives like Rogues: Airstrike.

When I first imagined Rogues: Airstrike, I didn't just see fighter jets and laser trails-I saw people. People with fears, loyalties, stubborn pride, and a longing for the sky. This book is my love letter to courage under pressure, to the pilots who fight unseen battles, and to the idea that no matter how advanced our enemies become-our will to resist will always fly higher.

To my readers: thank you for boarding this journey with me. You'll feel the wind, the burn of the engine, the shock of betrayal, and the quiet moments when the world holds its breath. And when the final page turns, I hope you look up at the night sky and remember-we are not the only ones.