Reset to Zero

The Shedding

De: PS Rover

Narrado por: Eric Priessman

Roland’s mission is retrieval. The client’s promised payout cannot be ignored. The year is 2102; the kidnapping and ransom trade has exploded. The firm’s newest patron, a wealthy Emirati sheikh, has asked for his missing grandson to be found. Roland Webb, a veteran soldier, needs his team of mercenaries to come together and get creative. Time is not on their side as forces beyond their control begin to reshape the Middle East. Stepping into a burgeoning war zone, Roland is compelled to take risks—risks that push him into a collision course with an organization of unimaginable evil.

Strap in for a thrilling near-future science fiction adventure—one that blends the complexity of real-world politics, the pulse-pounding terror of futuristic combat, and the enigmatic world of cyber espionage. Travel with Roland and his team across dangerous lands and times in a story about finding rest from the chaos surrounding them and within them. Reset to Zero is Book One of the Shedding Series.

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Hidden success

In a genre that is bloated with titles to choose from it is easy to get caught up with just window shopping authors and cover illustrations to find the next book to read. Which is why I am so glad that I gave this one a chance. The creative mind of this author provides a compelling narrative that artfully pulls the reader into the world he has created. Each nuanced detail put on display from the middle eastern culture to military tactics veiled in futuristic tech exude hints of real world experience. The author’s ability to weave timelines and character arcs together deserves recognition as it is very well executed and is something that readers will definitely continue to enjoy as the characters evolve in future books of this series. PS Rover has created the beginning of something readers should not sleep on.

I liked the different perspectives between Roland and Sulemon

It was an interesting story. I liked how even though the main character was tired he still did whatever he needed to do to complete his mission. It showed the kind of friends you make during dangerous encounters. I’m looking forward to the second book to see if Roland gets to rest.