Shadow Ops Shadow Ops: Fortress Frontier, Book 02, (Paperback)

from renbedell

This series is getting really good. Myke Cole really took the story off and made it incredibly interesting. The first book was good, but this book is so much better. The writing is better, the relationships among characters are better, and the action is better. I'm really glad he put in a second ...

from Readsalot81

**** Also posted as Guest review over at Paranormalhaven.com ****In a rare instance, social media (don't snicker now) will induce me to try an author I might not normally pick up on my own. Such was the case with Myke Cole's Shadow Ops: Fortress Frontier. I've read and enjoyed his blog and Twitte...

from Melhael

I liked the first one, and this one was better. Bookbinder is a great addition to the cast, and it's nice to see his side of the army too (that of paper pushers). Myke Cole really gets what makes the human world tick, and I love how he can be both appreciative and critical of the system (and the ...

from kevbayer

Pretty good. Coulda used more Britton through the whole thing, but this book wasn't really his story. I thought there was more when I reached the last page. I was sad it was over.

from Ralphd00d

This is the second novel in the Shadow Ops series by Cole, and again, I am amazed at his writing. Like the first book followed Oscar Britton as he became 'Latent', this story tells the story of Alan Bookbinder, as he becomes 'Latent' and also continues the main story that is happening, including ...