Kill Yuan

By: Peter Nealen

Narrated by: Cody Parcell

Dan Tackett is slowly dying inside. A recent widower, he's struggling to provide for his two children when an intriguing, and lucrative, job offer comes his way - a counter-piracy mission, with a price tag higher than he's ever seen. He can't resist. He takes the job. The training is grueling. The secrecy is strict. And the mission is not what he expected. A Chinese frigate has deserted. Her captain has set himself up to become a pirate kingpin in the South China Sea, right along the primary trade route feeding into the Strait of Malacca. The contractors that Dan has joined have been hired to eliminate the pirates and liberate the oil company personnel on the islands that Captain Yuan has seized. It's not going to be an easy job, which is why the pay is so high. But it's only going to get harder, because there are other forces at play, including a task force of Chinese Sea Dragon commandos, who have the same mission: Kill Yuan.

©2016 Peter Nealen (P)2017 Peter Nealen

This is a must!

I have a hard time staying engaged in any audio book; this was not the case here. Great plot, excellent voice acting. Highly recommend!!

Exciting and Riveting Tale

Peter Nealen once again, delivers an adrenaline rush of a story. This time, the focus is on the South China Sea. Unlike his previous offerings, Kill Yuan has multiple viewpoints. If you've already read the book, I'd say do yourself a favor and get this audiobook so you can enjoy it again.

It’s pronounced KEY, not qway.

Pretty decent story. Narrator sounded like AI which is painful enough but the worst is he called it a quay 425 times when it is pronounced key. And the character Thom is pronounced Tom. Not thom. I’m struggling to finish and if they have another gun battle at a qway in going to have to bail. Cheers!

Action packed tactical porn, I love it!!

An action packed, down to earth, gritty epic!! This is full on tactical porn with a strong foundation in technical application with a fair bit of consideration given to the overarching geopolitical realities of our times. I normally hate swinging narrative point of view; but this manages to do it with out detracting from the momentum. Overall, this is a great read/listen if you just want to sit back and let the action roll.

DNF

Really disappointed in this story. I do like the author but this story is overall mediocre. I wish I had started it before my return window had closed.