Mostly kept me on the edge of my seat!

I've been stuck on this series since the beginning. Always action packed but this book focused on their human side. Throw in a few damsels in distress and you have an action packed killing crew making sure their loved ones were ok.
They did a fantastic job of tying all the knots and moving forward to Vegas! This book is for those who like good vs bad...and like gruesome fighting never knowing who will win each fight. Last thought, I felt like the beginning of the series King had the accent and Slater vise versa and struggle with the narrator because I feel like the accents get mixed.

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another great book

this is another great book in this series. it grabs your attention from the beginning.

Would be better without the females.

I enjoy the operators and the storyline however feel it would be better without the females. I understand the one being brought in as a handler and introducing lovers is one thing but trying to bring in a completely untrained female and suddenly having her performing as an operator it leaves much to be desired. I just feel like these books would be much better off without the female part.

Good series read review

The series is growing on me with each book. It happeriod it has decent characters.. My issue and why I gave this 2 stars is I don't know what happened to the writing In this book and the one before it But it seems like every other line is " she said" or he "he said" There's a million different ways to write It's almost painful to listen to over and over and over he said she said she said she said she said hes sad holy f*** man find other words

Another good story, but...

Mr Rogers would do well to buy a thesaurus; he is overly-fond of misusing the verb 'skewer'. He loses one star for the freqent use of unwanted, profane expletives.
Mr Kenerly should invest in elocution lessons.
He loses one star for his very distracting habit of pronouncing words which end in 'ng' with a hard 'g' at the end. This is especially irritating when he pronounces King as 'Kinguh'.
Also, why does Audible use artists who have not read the books for which they illustrate the cover art? It seems a bit foolish and deceptive.😕