Warning Order

A Search and Destroy Thriller, Book 2

De: Joshua Hood

Narrado por: John Pruden

Duración: 8 h y 12 m

Resumen del Editor

In the second book in the explosive Search and Destroy thriller series, Mason Kane, a special ops hero with a questionable past, joins forces with the CIA to neutralize a radical off-shoot of ISIS and unravel a conspiracy emanating from the White House's inner sanctum.

After almost losing his life while foiling a terror plot that threatened to draw the United States into another war, Mason Kane, disgraced American soldier and special operations legend, is still on the government's blacklist. To finally clear his name, Mason strikes a deal with the CIA, throwing himself back into the deadly world of black ops.

But when an asset tied to ISIS leads an old friend into a trap, Mason goes off the grid and finds himself trapped in the middle of a plot involving an extremely violent and highly capable terror cell - with ties to the US president's inner circle. With the help of DOD operative Renee Hart and a team of elite special ops soldiers, Mason is determined to stop an attack aimed at crippling the United States military before time runs out.

Set in the shadows of the war on terror and inspired by the experiences of 82nd Airborne paratrooper Joshua Hood, Warning Order is an action-packed thriller that throws the listener into the murky world of clandestine operations.

©2016 Joshua Hood (P)2016 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Couldn't stop listening

I liked this book much better than the first! I had a much easier time following all the characters. The author and narrator did a great job with the "fight" scenes and I could picture everything and felt like I was watching it in person

Does easily and keeps my attention

I enjoyed the story line and narration. The story flowed smoothly. The narrator was easy to listen to

ready for the next in the series, come on!

ready for the next in the series, come on get it down. still more guys to take out!

excellent continuation of Mason Zeus and Rene

this is my 2ns Joshua Hood and I almost couldn't stop listening. fast paved dull of twists and characters come to life. loved it

great narration with changes of voice and tone

Warning Order

Ten Stars! Could not put the book down such believable characters and riveting action. Felt like I was in the middle of the war as my pulse and heart rate quickened. Looking forward to the next Joshua Hood thriller.

Enjoyable, but a little predictable

I enjoyed this book. The reading was well done, and I will read the next version of this.

To keep a promise!

Mason Kane, although cleared of all accusations, still struggled with the label that had been put on him. He needed to uncover the entirety of the conspiracy and reveal the leader. All roads lead to someone in the President’s cabinet. To have the infrastructure he needed he made a working deal with the CIA. A former ISIS extremist is being used to sow turmoil within the Middle East region and cause chaos in the U.S. government and its military. The ultimate covert plan is still to return to Iraq to destroy the extremist opposition, promoting the same justification as Colonel Barnes. Unknown to the people giving orders, the extremist is far from sane and has plans of his own. Once again, Renee Hart is assigned to keep an eye on Mason. Their relationship, if you can call it that, is fueled with frustration and doubt. Mason’s only objective is to kill the extremist. Mosul is the gateway into Iraq, the target of the battle to come, and the location of the prize. The action, characters, and story are awesome. I don’t see a third volume available but I hope there is more coming in this series.

Great thriller

This is an excellent and accurate military thriller. Definitely can't wait for the next one

Good with only one thing

Held my attention all the way. Only thing I have to pick on but for me it is important, the Corpsman in the story are not Marines. Corpsman are Navy medical. Just a gentle reminder to my Marine brothers, the Marine Corps is part of the Navy.
Dean,T HM3.

Nice read

The narration was good, but just a wee bit more energy would have made it great. The storyline was to my liking even if the unbelievable crept up over and over and over again. There was enough realism to smooth it over.