A Team of Four

An Unsanctioned Asset Thriller, Book 4

De: Brad Lee

Narrado por: Stacy Carolan

What happens when America’s enemies join forces?

America is under attack. Saboteurs infiltrate the country to wreak havoc on unexpected - and undefended - targets. And danger strikes close to home, forcing former SEAL “Axe,” brilliant young intelligence analyst Haley, and retired Admiral Nalen to fight for their lives.

Mere days after their latest efforts to prevent World War III, the team is thrown back into the fire against mysterious new enemies.

The team is in the dark, struggling to identify their adversaries and uncover the plot against the country.

They're outmatched and outgunned.

But with Haley, they are never outsmarted.

With Axe, they are never out of the fight.

Will the combined forces of America’s enemies succeed?

Or can Axe and Haley stay alive long enough to save the United States from an unimaginable fate?

Join them as they put their lives on the line to protect each other… and a country in grave danger.

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Everyone is a Navy Seal

Everyone is a former Navy Seal. Well written Story. Would like to see Bone brought back into the Story. Brad Lee, is a fantastic storyteller

intense

an interesting story, Had to keep listening. I laugh,I wonder if we are all exposed to this type of threat . I understand why we should be able to bear arms in any country

Plots galore

Liked the continuing plots by multiple bad guys and the action chasing each of them.

Awesome work!!! Captivating and engaging!!!

Absolutely discovered how invested I am in the characters well being and development. Highly recommended for any genre.

Multilayered, fast paced, well written

This was Complex story ~ likable characters ~ Fast pace ~ well written novel…Would recommend friends reading!

Really Engaging and Fun

I am a fan of this series. It's engaging it's fun and easy to listen to. The narrator does a fine job and keeps a great pace.

My biggest issue with this novel is the way the author depicts "Hailey". She is going to be weak, falling apart, and barely able to hold herself together at some point during every novel - but then she's going to pull herself together and save the day. It's just weird. Everybody thinks she is beautiful enough to be a model. She is able to fight (and win) against assassin's who have been trained to kill their entire lives. She is a marksman shot and she is the most gifted analyst - verging on mystical ability. But at the same time she is falling apart insecure and weak, and she makes the worst decisions. She is the only one who can run into the field at the last minute. But the book doesn't ever tell us she has any actual training to be a field operative.

So, yeah, I find the plot and pacing fun, and it's really good mindless driving story. I just don't like the depiction of the female characters as overly insecure, filled with self doubt - but then they are an expert at literally everything.

And it's funny how he tries to do the same thing with "Axe" - but then "Axe" just meditates his way out of death and is "accepting" of his fate, but then zens his way into a "And you can never surrender" SEAL ethos.

I think these qualities make these characters...laughable.