Terminal Objective: A David Rivers Thriller

American Mercenary, Book 6

De: Jason Kasper

Narrado por: Adam Gold

A war has been raging.

Russia is the final battleground.

David Rivers will be the first in.

From the city streets of the US to the war-torn deserts of Africa. From the snow-capped mountains of Asia to the narco-controlled jungles of South America, forces have been fighting for control of the ultimate criminal empire.

When an act of violence plunges the contenders into a final confrontation, David Rivers is sent in. He’s the first operative of a mercenary army. Parachuting into Russia to link up with a mysterious intelligence agent, he must find a way to strike the heart of a ruthless criminal alliance.

The stakes couldn’t be higher. If David doesn’t succeed, he won’t just lose his life - he’ll lose everyone he cares about, too. Because when this war is over, either one organization will stand...or none of them will.

Perfect for fans of Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, Mark Greaney, and Brad Taylor.

The American Mercenary series is best enjoyed when listened to in the correct order.

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Books 4,5 &6 American Mercanary

Loved everything about the series. Have already posted about 1,2 & 3. And I had to read more. You can see the main character had grow. His lookout on reality from book 1 sentence 1 is amazing. TOTALLY recommend!!!

My Favorite Book...

The best Book,Great story line,Great characters very realistic... I hope the whole series becomes a big screen movie...

The Best

I absolutely LOVED this series! And that’s saying something… more please!
The narrator was awesome also.

Great series!

The book is exciting and keeps you glued to the storyline and characters! Must read/listen to all of the books in order.

Awesome

That’s all that needs to be said. I read the second series first. It was just awesome.

Action packed

Brilliant ending to an action packed origin story, riveting from beginning to end, a fitting end to this series

Awful

One of worst books I have ever listened too and I think it is more the reader then the book!

Too much self reflection

In general the book and the series suffer from repetitive self reflections and thus becomes utterly boring. I passed the self reflection parts to be able to listen remaining story the book. I see what author targets to achieve but it is an unsuccessful attempt.