I stumbled upon the first book in this series after a friend recommended it to me. Recommended to those who love a good thriller, as well as the reader who finds an interest in military-type novels, full of gun technology and scouting tactics. A well-paced novel that is full of plot twists and wonderful storytelling.

He must annihilate them and find Gray for a final standoff, while a man who hunts humans for fun arrives to play a little game. It will not be enough that Reece knows the Russians are after him. Even worse, the Russians are able to nab Hastings’ little sister in Europe, only adding pressure to an already jarring situation. After the strike goes awry, Reece knows that he is in big trouble and will not be able to hide for much longer. No one could have predicted that Reece’s long-time friend and fellow SEAL, Rafe Hastings, will also be in the area. When Reece and his new belle settle in the cabin, a strike team inches forward. Gray works with members of the Russian Bratva to secure the attack, one that will require stealth, as Reece was once a SEAL and now has been working for the CIA. On the other side of the world, Oliver Gray, who was responsible for killing Reece’s father, has his targets set on finishing the job, knowing that it will be a case of strike before being targeted by Reece himself. While he coalesces after brain surgery, James Reece has plans to rest up in a Montana cabin. Jack Carr returns with his third instalment in the James Reece series, which has just as much action as the previous novels.

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