Sabotage

Corps Justice, Book 12

De: C. G. Cooper

Narrado por: Logan Curtis Hanks

What happens when an American president sends a pair of elite operatives to spy on the illicit activities of another superpower? Everything goes well until unseen forces take down said operatives' plane home. Now grounded and under fire, Delta Force Colonel Vince Sweeney makes the only call he can; to Cal Stokes and his band of warriors at The Jefferson Group. But as the noose tightens, and with the political landscape deteriorating, will Cal's warriors be in time to help?

Another non-stop action thriller by USA TODAY BEST-SELLING AUTHOR C. G. Cooper.

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moronic narration.

seriously, camp Lamonaide would be better than lemonear... not even close to French, but those that have not been there or been in .military wouldn't know. comandment of the marines. wow, over and over and over. commendant is the boss at 8th and I (said eye) not 8th and 1 (one) seriously, Im and airforce guy and see this, can't imagine what a marine finds wrong! tempted to buy book and see if maybe even written wrong. how could he misread over and over? very distracting!

Not great narration

Narrator not differentiate tone/speed/accent for different characters. No pauses between sections made everything just run together.

Misspoke words

How can this book be released with phrases misspoken. It is 8th and I (the letter). not 8th and 1

Marine Corps is led by the commandant not commandment.

Why change the Narrator??

I have no idea if the story line is any good in this book, because I can't seem to get pass the narrator's annoying voice. I have no idea why they would change narrators this far along in the series?

Needs to be re-record

The story is well written and suspenseful. The narration is poor. A few examples: the Marine Barracks at Eighth and I in Washington, DC is repeatedly stated to be at Eighth and One. The top general of the Marine Corps is the Commandant, but is repeatedly called the commandment. The rescuers who ride in are the cavalry, but the reader says it’s the Calvary. I’m sure the reader is a nice guy, but he is not a narrator.