The Phantom Chase

Chase Fulton Novels, Book 24

De: Cap Daniels

Narrado por: P.J. Ochlan

Duración: 8 h y 18 m

Resumen del Editor

When American covert operative Chase Fulton’s life is turned upside down with news almost too good to be true, everything he believes about his world changes in an instant, and the life he dedicated to serving his country and the preservation of freedom suddenly fades out of focus as a new reality becomes the center of his existence. But before the dream of his new life can materialize, one final mission demands his devotion like never before.

American hostages, including a Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist, have fallen into the hands of Los Toros, one of the world’s most ruthless and violent drug cartels, and no one is dispatched to rescue the doomed victims. As the truth about why the hostages have been abandoned by their country reveals itself, an even more horrific reality looms on the horizon for Chase and his team of seasoned operatives.

On the edge of the Mexican desert, just out of sight of the resort paradise of Cabo San Lucas, maniacal forces lurk not only in the shadows, but also boldly in the bright midday sun, unafraid of those who would dare try standing between them and the imminently condemned victims of their ferocious, bloodthirsty fury.

Can Chase survive the mission he swears will be his last, or will he draw his final breath beneath the falling blade of the darkest enemy he’s ever faced?

©2023 Cap Daniels (P)2024 Cap Daniels

Just gets better and better!

Action packed with tons of twists and turns . I love the character development for the entire team.Can't wait for the installment.

A new level of writing and story telling

This book hit me hardest emotional. It showed insights into the emotional trauma of both Anya and Chase. I live near Fort Bragg and see our warriors get up and disappear at a moments notice. They leave their family and friends without a word. When they reappear they step out of the warrior and back into our world. We don’t see the trauma, but it is there. Cap’s books gives us a brief look at what they may have gone thru. Thank you Cap and all those who serve in that hidden world.

So close but not there yet! Please kill off Penny soon!

i would never miss a Cap book from either series. i am not a fan of the style change from the early books but he is such a great author I love his stories. Only negative is of course Penny. She is so selfish, her parts drag down every story and Chase is so handicapped by her. I am holding out hope he eventually kills her off. And to make matters worse, in recent books when Penny in out of the picture, it seems like the Skipper character has been changed and has become Penny 2. Other than that, the books including this one are awesome. Sorry for the Penny hate but to me Anya is a 1,000 times better character.