Frozen Sniper

Caje Cole, Book 6

By: David Healey

Narrated by: J. Scott Bennett

Length: 7 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's summary

Sniper Caje Cole thought he was done with war after the victory in Europe, but a violent act of justice back home in the mountains forces him into the Army once more to fight in the Korean War. Cole just wants to lay low and get through this war so that he can return to his solitary life in a cabin that he built deep in the woods. However, with his unit surrounded at the frigid Chosin Reservoir and confronted by a deadly enemy sniper, Cole must use all his skill with a rifle to fight back.  

During a legendary retreat through the mountainous terrain, US troops and their South Korean allies struggle for survival in the brutal cold against a savage enemy. Outnumbered, short on supplies, and cut off from any hope of reinforcements, the soldiers must fight their way out. In a last stand on the ice of the frozen Chosin Reservoir itself, Cole will teach the pursuing enemy sniper that sometimes the most dangerous enemy of all is one that you underestimated.  

©2020 David Healey (P)2020 David Healey

Great story

I really in joy this Arthur and the series of books. Great stuff to read.

Love this series

I have really enjoyed this series, between these page is delightful story filled with danger, thrills, excitement, humor not as much as the other books have but it still makes chuckle, sorrow, pain,anger, my heart broke for so many, my heart even skipped a beat a time or two. I could not put this down, and listened to it at one setting, My whole family as enjoyed listening to this series as they set around doing other things.


The narrator did a wonderful job of narration he put feeling into the audio. His voice is very powerful, clear and pleasant to listen to. There are no background noises or any volume changes His tones are very even he never leaves you guessing how the character feels. He gives you a very clear rich audio that you do not want to put down. The male voices are as pleasant as his female voices. You never have any trouble knowing who is talking or just what is on their mind. He uses the correct tones with each character just as I pictured them to be. He chuckles when he needs to or shows sorrow through his voice. He really brought this story to life for me, I had no trouble watching in my mind as his voice smoothed over me making this almost like a movie. He made me feel what each character was going through, at time I held my breath waiting to see what was going to happen next. The narrator has a knack to reach into you mind, pulling on your heartstrings and giving you a highly entertaining listen. I really enjoyed his voice and could listen to it all day with no problem. Mr. Bennett has become one of my favorite narrators I know when I see his name I am going to be taken away and truly enjoy the listen.

The author gives you a believable story that is highly entertaining as well as pull on your heartstrings, he makes you chuckle, want to cry and even sigh, His writing style makes you feel like you are almost there, seeing the bullets fly by. It was very emotional, the men rib and joke just as they do in real life. Being a military supporter I have seen this with my own eyes, it is amazing how they keep their spirits up while still getting the job done, do what we can't even think about. The author and narrator blend so well together, giving you a story that will stay with you for a long time.

Finished the series.

Excellent story about an American sniper facing the Chinese troops in Korea.

If you want to follow all the stories then start with him landing in Normandy in Ghost Sniper and follow this outstanding series.

“Out of the wok pan and into the wonton soup”

I really enjoy these sniper stories. There’s just something about them; they’re full of great characters and action and just a cool story of good vs bad!
Scott’s narration style and character voices perfectly suit this style of book.
Is there sometimes a little repetition of facts, yeah and could some of the foreign accents be a tad better, maybe, but all in all these are brilliant books to get lost in for a few hours!
I really hope there’s more of these to come.