Recruited

Tom Clancy's The Division (An Operations Crossroad Novel, Book 1)

By: Thomas Parrott

Narrated by: Amanda Dolan

In a lawless world, the Division fights for hope and the future

Maira Kanhai has had enough. Since the Green Poison epidemic hit Washington DC, her Cybersecurity degree is worthless, she can’t rejoin the US Navy, and her early efforts to secure Maryland led to a costly mistake: the death of her brother.

Every day new factions emerge, trying to burn her city to the ground … until an elite unit—the Strategic Homeland Division—emerges, inspiring hope.

When a grenade kills one of the SHD agents, Maira suddenly has a chance to make a real difference as a raw new Division recruit and restore order to suffering communities on the brink of famine … if she can pass the tests, and defeat the enemies plotting to eliminate the Division once and for all.

©2022 Thomas Parrott (P)2022 Recorded Books

As an avid Division player...

I thoroughly enjoyed this story. Great performance! I recommend this highly. Great to get the background story!

Cool story, rushed ending

Narration was good, and the prose was detailed enough to immerse you. The story was very in line with The Division and kept me going until it was over. I would say the only downside was that the ending felt very rushed.

Really good division story

This was a really good book from beginning to end. I really enjoyed the characters and the building of the backstory of the main character and the few other division agents that show up and help if you’d like the division as I do you will really like this story.

Great, overall

The story plays out like a mission from the game, though there are some better (arguable) descriptions of action set pieces that adds to the atmosphere of the story of The Division. The narrator was phenomenal though out the entire book.

Great read or listen

The reader was very easy to listen to.
The story line was easy to follow
I enjoy the books because it helps me to understand the video game a little bit better. Also, the reader was able to keep my attention.