Counter-Assault

D-Boys, Book 2

By: Michael Stephen Fuchs

Narrated by: Kevin Arthur Harper

They are the most capable, committed, and indispensable counterterrorist operators in the world.

They have no rivals anywhere for skill, speed, ferocity, intelligence, flexibility, and sheer resolve.

Now one of them is the enemy.

Alpha team leader Sergeant Major Eric Rheinhardt is retiring from the Unit - hanging up his guns and jockeying a desk at the Pentagon. But just when he thought he was out, a ghost has emerged from his past (along with a lost love), dredging up a secret shame and past-due debt. Much worse, his old mentor and now nemesis Rod "the God" Tucker has turned up on the payroll of the messianic Iranian mullahs - training their proxy fighters in Hamas and Hezbollah, purchasing cyberwar talent and fissile material from the Chinese, and laying the groundwork for the fall of the Third Temple, the modern state of Israel.

The explosive collision of these two legendary operators will ultimately embroil Israeli special forces, Chinese hackers, squadrons of D-boys, Tier-1 SEAL teams, CIA paras, Kurdish Peshmerga fighters, hyperskilled jihadis, and Iranian Revolutionary Guards - all in a no-holds-barred street fight for survival.

©2012 Michael Stephen Fuchs (P)2016 Michael Stephen Fuchs

loved it

another awesome book from Michael Steven Fuchs. this guy keeps you on the edge of your seat

Great character development

As always it’s never a disappointment it hear the story this author can put together.

Good Story, Meh Narrator

I am A big fan of the Arisen Series and audiobooks in general. I really appreciate the level of detail and research that the writer put in to these books. My only issue is with the narrator. He is not a bad narrator, in fact I suspect he would or probably has done great work in more academic readings. But when he tries todo character voices they fall flat. Coming across as childish or way off character.

Excellent book but not narrated with a serious ton

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Kevin Arthur Harper?

R.C. Bray or Lou Diamond Phillips

Any additional comments?

Michael Stephen Fuchs is a brilliant and talented author. As a veteran I can tell you that his level of military accuracy is a lot better than most authors.. you can tell that he puts due diligence into his research. Although the story itself is outstanding, the narration made it seem like one long whimsical joke that shouldn't be taken seriously. Kevin Harper, if I could make a suggestion please; although this book does contain some wit and banter, it is overall a serious book. This should have been read like 'The Good The Bad and The Ugly', not like 'Thundercats'. I would recommend that if you can't get behind a story and take it seriously, you might reject that narration job rather than creating a false perception for an otherwise outstanding book. Please take this with a respectful and constructive tone.

This author can't lose.

Once I got used to the narrator it was a awesome set of books. I've listen to the whole arisen series and tissue series also definitely worth the listen especially Arisen. This book does have a tie in with the Arisen series as one of the Navy seals are also in the Arisen series