Echo Six: Black Ops 3

Korean Crisis

De: Eric Meyer

Narrado por: Tim Welch

North Korea has achieved a breakthrough with nuclear warheads and is about to arm their strategic missiles - weapons that could set the world ablaze. The Echo Six unit commander, Abe Talley, is ordered to take his men across the 38th Parallel. Their mission is to locate and destroy the nukes, as well as their creators. They must enter the heart of the most secretive, repressive, and brutal nation on Earth - and somehow find a way back.

The men of Echo Six, the elite NATO Special Forces unit, are no strangers to the shadowy world of behind-the-lines missions. But this one is different. Some say it is even a suicide mission. The action is bloody and explosive, and the unit is constantly savaged by an enemy that is both vicious and overwhelming. Yet the bloody expedition is not the only challenge they have to face. Treachery and betrayal dog their footsteps at every turn.

This is a truly thrilling story of vicious and cruel fighting, mixed with the politics of deceit and betrayal. A story that is full of explosive twists and turns, Echo Six: Black Ops 3 is a worthy, action-packed sequel to the best-selling Echo Six: Black Ops series.

©2013 Eric Meyer (P)2015 Swordworks Books

Narration is bad

The narrator ( reader ) is very bad. Story holds up but the narration is very weak! The story would be more enjoyable if the narration would have been from a professional and not a simple reader.
Try to find someone who can make the story interesting !

Enjoyable Quick Read

Overall, I enjoy this series. The female main character in the first book was intelligent, smart, and didn't jump into bed with the main male character until they formed a relationship. She disappeared in the second book, along with Meyers ability to write about intelligent females. In this book, the female is suppose to be an expert in nuclear weapons, yet whines about every operational detail. Regardless of her childish attitude, the main character falls hard for her without any real relationship formed beyond sex. I really enjoy the friendships between the men in the group. It is very believable, the female....not so much.

Informative and Light

What made the experience of listening to Echo Six: Black Ops 3 the most enjoyable?

The most enjoyable part of this audiobook was knowing that the narration was by Tim Welch.

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

Yes, the plot did keep me interested because I like history. I The narration set the image in my head and I was able to imagine their mission to destroy the nukes along with the journey it came with.

Which character – as performed by Tim Welch – was your favorite?

I liked the main character Abe. He was the unit commander that was volunteered to take his men on the mission.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

It was somewhat humorous, the voices for each character made me imagine all sorts of people.

Any additional comments?

Good work Mr. Welch!! I enjoyed listening to your narration!

An audio you can't put down

Tim made this an awesome book. His voices were on spot. Eric did another outstanding Echo Six. An in Infantry Vet. Special Ops are my favorite genre for books. Audio is my new go-to I enjoy them much better. This one is full of awesome missions that keep you fully involved in each character. If you have a chance to get this , it will not let you down.

Good book! Action Filled

What did you love best about Echo Six: Black Ops 3?

I like the action filled moments, like the fighting scene in the beginning with Echo Six in the enemy camp. I see a mix between American sniper and lone survivor type action scene in my head while listening.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Echo Six: Black Ops 3?

I liked how each character was described physically in such detail. It really gave you a picture inside of your head of what this group, Echo Six may look and act like.

What does Tim Welch bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Pronunciation of words I wouldn't understand. More exciting then reading it myself because of emotion in Tim Welch's voice.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Live to tell the story

Any additional comments?

I like the idea of them going on such a secret mission in North Korea. Thrilling concept in such an oppressive nation.