If you are a fan of action-packed, no-holds-barred military fiction, this is the book for you. By the same token, if you are a fan of Christian inspirational fiction where God is real and the situations are, too . . . this is the book for you. Hey . . . if you enjoy reading, this is the book for you!
This is the second book that the authors have constructed around an Army Special Operations team that is blacker than black, and is now being led by Master Sergeant J.J. “Boss” Bartley. And while I have not read the first book {though I’m planning on acquiring it ASAP) I had no trouble getting into the book. It stands alone, and the references to the previous book are clear enough without bogging down the story line.
The Kyrgzstan government is precariously positioned for either a triumphant future, or a devastating defeat. Army trained Foreign Affairs Officer Amelia Lennon is seeking to help stabilize the regime through diplomatic negotiations with the newly elected president. While following the lawyer daughter of the president, she thwarts an abduction attempt by those who are resistant to the new government, and finds herself struggling to survive in the war-torn landscape of Kyrgzstan.
“Boss” and his spec ops team have been tasked with the responsibility of rescuing the two fleeing women. In addition to the old team, two new members have been added. And now the team has been ordered into battle with zero time for assimilation. Unknown to the team, there are larger stakes at hand in this game of war and deception.
Written with a thorough understanding of what it takes to get the job done, you will roll with laughter at the give and take that goes on between the team members, and you will weep with sorrow at the situations they are forced to endure. Grab some coffee, and a box of tissues, because you are not going to be able to put HIDE AND SEEK down until you’ve finished the journey, and you are not going to want to get up to get supplies!
