Stolen Valor

De: Jake Greco

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

They thought they could strike America and vanish. They were wrong.

When a brutal terror attack rocks the American Southwest, three veterans refuse to wait for backup. Wout O’Dell, a former Delta Force sniper, is pulled back into the fight—this time on home soil. Alongside his battle-hardened teammates, Peter and Odie, Wout uncovers a plot more sinister than anyone imagined: foreign terrorists embedded in plain sight, aided by a ruthless cartel and protected by corrupt political forces.

Armed with military-grade tactics and unwavering resolve, the team launches a relentless pursuit across deserts, safe houses, and suburban battlegrounds. But the deeper they dig, the clearer it becomes—this war isn’t just about vengeance. It’s about stopping the next strike before it’s too late.

The reviews are in:

🔥 “This isn’t just another action thriller—it’s a high-octane, boots-on-the-ground, no-holds-barred war story set right in America’s backyard.”

🔥 “The stakes are sky-high, the politics are dirty, and the brotherhood is real. This book delivers exactly what you’d hope for in a military action thriller—intense firefights, tight-knit bonds, and a terrifyingly believable threat.”

🔥 “What makes it hit hard isn’t just the shootouts and tactical brilliance (though there’s plenty of that), it’s the grit and loyalty behind every decision.”

Fast-paced, brutally authentic, and emotionally charged, Stolen Valor delivers a gut-punch of adrenaline and patriotism. If you crave stories where justice is earned at the barrel of a rifle and loyalty is paid for in blood, this is your next must-read.

Gear up. Lock in. This fight is just beginning.

Sometimes justice isn't found in a courtroom. Sometimes it comes from the barrel of a gun.

Ok story made worse by computer narration

The story would have been alright to follow, but the computer narration makes it impossible to enjoy. At times the narration didn’t match the mood and sounded like a child’s book narration during serious scenes. Verbatim pronunciation for ethnic influenced words and assuming “cal” means calories (i.e. “they fired the 50 calories at the enemy.”) Wouldn’t pay for this. Thankfully included with membership.