5 out of 5 stars
RAPTOR 6, book one of The Quiet Professionals series was so
intense, I found myself clenching my chest and gasping in sympathetic pain. An
incredible start to what I anticipate to be a great series.
Captain Dean Watters heads his Special Forces team with
unwavering focus. His team is his family and he lives to serve his
country. When super-secure computers go
missing with information that will compromise U.S. military intelligence, he
and his team do all they can to secure the computers before they can be hacked
by the enemies of the U.S.
Few know that Zahrah Zarrick is more than a missionary teacher.
With skills in quantum cryptology she becomes an unwilling target of those who
have taken the missing computers. When Dean realizes she is in danger, he and
his team are too late to protect her.
She has been taken captive and now it is up to Dean and his team to find
her. Complicating matter more is the
fact that Dean has lost his heart to Zahrah. When he realizes the only way to
rescue her is to become a captive himself, he must reach down deep to his very
core, knowing he might have to sacrifice his life for hers.
All I can say is WOW! Ronie Kendig as done it again. The
intensity of RAPTOR 6 is truly griping. Some scenes might be too intense for
some people but it definitely leans to the realism of the tragedies of war. I
love the relationship that forms between Dean and Zarhrah and how they drew
strength from each other. I also enjoyed
the rapport and banter between the team members of RAPTOR 6. They epitomize the definition−a band of
brothers. I can’t wait to read HAWK, book two in the series.
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