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🎧 X-CIA Agent turned mercenary Ryan Decker has been framed. The last OP he & his team went on flopped. The Russians killed his entire team, their families & his wife/son! He went to jail for ten years.

When he‘s released after only a year he smells a rat. He‘s joined by a group of female survivors headed by Private Eye Harlow who has proof that his suspicions are correct.

The remainder of this book is go go go … action!!

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This was ok. Fast paced and I generally like a short read of this style to break up some heavier books. This one felt a bit slow and maybe I was having a bad week, but I had a hard time staying awake. Also, too many people with the right skills at the right time...I like when it feels a bit more like an average person could be caught up in all this too.

These are the pages of the book journal from Moleskin in which I am recording my #litsyatoz reads, as well as my #nonfiction2019 reads. Sometimes I record more information than others. The previous pages I posted for #Litsyatoz are the index pages to this journal. I hope this helps you all who asked or wondered about this cool book in which I‘m recording the books I read.

I‘ve read a lot of four-star books but the tagged book is my only 5-star read of the year so far. #bestbooksofar2019 @megnews

I rarely give a book 5 stars but this non-stop thriller introduces male and female heroes one can really attach to, and who seemingly can deal with any crisis. The author‘s credentials speak for themselves & his ability to tell a realistic story. The MC was framed for a botched hostage recovery, which forces him into action to uncover the truth with help from a splendid group of women kidnap survivors. 1st in series I plan to keep reading.

I think I‘ve found a new favorite “thriller” author, Steven Konkoly. This was an Amazon Prime first pick and I‘m not sure I‘ve read a better one. It‘s crazy complex with nonstop action, which I love. Rather than spending time just telling the story, the characters are continually in action thereby telling the story-does that make sense? Like the end of this chapter: we‘re off to go skydiving to suss out a potentially bad guy. Cool!!

My Amazon Prime First Pick for March