Blue Warrior

Troy Pearce, Book 2

De: Mike Maden

Narrado por: Jason Culp

A brutal conflict in Mali and an international race for rare elements sets the stage for Troy Pearce and his drone technology to rescue an old friend in this adrenaline-fueled series. Blue Warrior is set in the remote Sahara Desert, where a recently discovered deposit of strategically indispensable Rare Earth Elements (REEs) ignites an international rush to secure them. Standing in the way are the Tuaregs, the fierce tribe of warrior nomads of the desert wasteland, who are fighting for their independence. The Chinese offer to help the Malian government crush the rebellion by the Tuaregs in order to gain a foothold in the area, and Al-Qaeda jihadis join the fight. In the midst of all this chaos are Troy Pearce’s closest friend and a mysterious woman from his past who ask him for help. Deploying his team and his newest drones to rescue his friends and save the rebellion, Troy finds that he might need more than technology to survive the battle and root out the real puppet masters behind the Tuareg genocide.

©2014 Mike Maden (P)2014 Recorded Books

good read and nice follow on

enjoyed this sequel. Good technical detail and it moves along nicely. I would recommend the pair to anyone that is a tech Geek like me.

drones need unmanned conscious!

tells a story that saves boots on the ground but needs wise use above all!

Great

Well written. Suspenseful entertaining kept me on the edge of my chair. I want more of the same.

Cool techno political thriller!

The cool gadgetry of this book keep me at the edge of my seat. Don’t doubt that some of the technology actually exists. Wish the next two books in the series were on audiobooks.

Mind Blowing technology...great Story... but..

I Have listened to the 1st 2 books now and realize the stories are very good but because they continue off off of each other.

The listener must also realize that the drones that are mentioned in these stories are not like the 4 to 6 prop ones that are found in Stores for everyday people.

The 'only' pet pevieve that I have with the story is that the Author goes into detail on how Pearch's Friends and Co-workers are killed/Mutilated but when the Rival's end comes they seem like quick 5 second notices with not too much detail. (Maybe I just wanted their demise to be drawn out)

Wanting more

I enjoyed the story immensely! A nice finish from the first book "Drone". Only regret was Troy not getting back to his "wife". I hope to see more from this author along this same line.

Slow storyline

this was ok nut very slow going plot
overall it was ok in the end