Saturday, November 29, 2014

Hawk

I received a copy of Hawk by Ronie Kendig from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Raptor’s communications expert, Staff Sergeant Brian "Hawk” Bledsoe is struggling with his inner demons, leaving him on the verge of an other than honorable” discharge. Plagued with corrupted intel, Raptor team continues to track down the terrorist playing chess with their lives. Afghan pilot Fekiria Haidary is devastated when a systems glitch on her aircraft forces a weapons launch on a safe target. And when the deadly bombing separates Brian from the team, he must make an impossible choice: save his brothers-in-arms, or save the woman and children depending on him to survive a brutal snowstorm.

The second book in The Quiet Professionals series is another great book.  Sergeant Brian "Hawk" is facing a dishonorable discharge because he can't control his temper.  In a streak of bad luck he obeys a direct order to stand down and 2 officers are killed as he watches.  This takes a huge toll on him.  When he returns to his team his bad luck continues.  He gets trapped with a female pilot and her friend who teaches 4 young girls.  Hawk and the women end up running for their lives in a deadly blizzard.  Will they make it out alive?

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