Title: Raptor 6 (Quiet Professionals #1)
Author: Ronie Kendig
Pages: 352
Year: 2014
Publisher: Shiloh Run Press
About the book:
His mission.
His team.
Captain Dean Watters keeps these parts of his life in
laser-like focus. So when hackers threaten both his mission and his team,
Dean’s Special Forces training kicks into high gear. Ten military super-secure
computers are missing-which if opened, would give America’s enemies a blueprint
of US military intelligence. Failing to stop the hackers isn’t an option.
Zahrah Zarrick is a missionary teacher to Afghan children in
Mazar-e Sharif. She’s also a target. Her expertise in quantum cryptology makes
her an unwitting pawn in the hackers’ deadly game. They’re coming for her, and
Dean and his team must stop them.
Before the team can get to Zahrah, she disappears. Now Dean
must race to rescue her and stop the hackers from unleashing terror on millions
across the globe. But to do so, Dean will be forced to crack open the steel box
around his heart – a move that might come at the highest cost.
Purchase a copy: http://ow.ly/xoyE1
About the author:
Ronie Kendig is an award-winning, bestselling author who
grew up an Army brat. After twenty-plus years of marriage, she and her hunky
hero husband have a full life with four children and a Maltese Menace in
northern Virginia. Author and speaker, Ronie loves engaging readers through her
Rapid-Fire Fiction.
Ronie can be found at www.roniekendig.com and on Facebook, Twitter, and Goodreads.
Now for my review:
This is a fantastic Christian
military novel!
Ronie has created an incredible
cast of characters for this novel. When I first looked over the list she
included at the front of the book I felt very overwhelmed by the number of
individuals that are integral to the story. But when I pushed that aside and
started reading the story I was able to follow who was who simply by the
wonderful way she introduced each one and described them. It was presented
slowly as she needed to over the course of building the intricate plot in this
story.
She has a marvelous talent for
describing surroundings and action that put me in the middle of things. The
plot was very carefully woven with enough twists to keep me guessing as to
where it was going.
There were a handful of times that
the point-of-view would change and I would deal with some momentary confusion
as to who was talking. Backing up to the beginning of the section and
re-reading was all it took to sort it out though.
I’m looking forward to finding out
the next segment of the overall story in the next book of this series.
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinion.
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