#44 in Thriller, Adventure only .99

[Bob Mayer]

My first original title to Kindle after over 40 books traditionally published and hitting all the bestseller lists:  NY Times, Publishers Weekly, Wall Street Journal, yada, yada.  It's a new world in publishing.
 
A former Delta Forces operative is assigned to a local police department as their counter-terrorism liaison.  Can he handle a murder case?  No, but he can handle the most dangerous situations and when what appears to be a brutal rape-murder turns out to be something completely different and the CIA shows up in Boulder, CO along with homegrown terrorists, Horace Chase begins to realize he's gone into the deep end of the pool and no one wants to help him out.

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[Bob Mayer]

My first original title to Kindle after over 40 books traditionally published and hitting all the bestseller lists:  NY Times, Publishers Weekly, Wall Street Journal, yada, yada.  It's a new world in publishing.
 
A former Delta Forces operative is assigned to a local police department as their counter-terrorism liaison.  Can he handle a murder case?  No, but he can handle the most dangerous situations and when what appears to be a brutal rape-murder turns out to be something completely different and the CIA shows up in Boulder, CO along with homegrown terrorists, Horace Chase begins to realize he's gone into the deep end of the pool and no one wants to help him out.

[easyreader]

Very cool book-- ever going to bring back out your Riley Special Forces series?  The sex scenes were, well, disturbing.

I do wonder if the CIA is really running a 'protection program' here in the States for those they use.  I know Petraeus's policy in Afghanistan seems to be the devil we can pay is better than the one we can't.  Not very encouraging.

[Mel Comley]

On my tbr list Bob, sounds like my kind of read.

Good luck with all your books.

Mel 

[Jennifer Talty]

I really enjoyed Chasing the Ghost. Chase was an interesting character. For a person who writers great plot, you also draw really great, rich characters. I thought Horace to be a very deep and complicated man. Immediately drawn to him.

Very cool book-- ever going to bring back out your Riley Special Forces series?  The sex scenes were, well, disturbing.

I do wonder if the CIA is really running a 'protection program' here in the States for those they use.  I know Petraeus's policy in Afghanistan seems to be the devil we can pay is better than the one we can't.  Not very encouraging.

Actually, I think the most disturbing scene I ever read from on of Bob's books was the opening scene of The Omega Sanction, which is also a really great read.

[SpecOps]

Ah the CIA as bad guys.  Interesting.  We called them Clowns In Action.  Now that Valeria woman is going to write novels-- she said it's more about tradecraft than handling an AK-47, which is true.  But I wonder how many rounds down range from an AK she's fired other than the obligatory pop off some at the Farm?  It is more about brains than brawn.
Anywho-- have to check this out.

[kayakruthie]

I've been wanted to read one of your titles, so I downloaded this one last night.  I can't wait to read it.