Hunter Killers

Black Ops Vietnam: Anzacs, Book 2

De: Michael G. Thomas, Eric Meyer

Narrado por: Mark J. Lucidi

Australian and ARVN forces work together against a deadly new foe.

Vietnam, 1966. US and Australian forces are slowly taking back control of Phuc Tuy Province. Skirmishes and battles are fought every day but when a Viet Cong unit decimated an ARVN convoy is decimated near Bình Ba they are taught a valuable lesson. The enemy have supporters even this close to Saigon and they need to be rooted out.

Using their specialist counter insurgency techniques, the Australians launch a battalion wide operation around the Bình Ba Commune. Moving stealthily on foot, they will cordon the area, controlling access inside and out, so that Saigon specialist officers can locate VC sympathisers. They’re the elite hunters, well trained and confident. They’re not expecting to run directly into a hunter killer team of Viet Cong assassins. What starts as a skirmish quickly escalates as Australian and ARVN Rangers take the fight to the enemy.

The hunters have become the hunted as both sides look to annihilate the other, with no quarter offered or given. This will be a fight to the death, and for the heart and soul of Bình Ba.

Black Ops Vietnam: ANZACS is an action-packed spin-off series from the Black Ops Vietnam series. A full-length novel from the bestselling authors of many historical and Spec Ops books including the popular SEAL Team Bravo stories, Heroes of Afghanistan, Raider, and Echo Six titles.

©2024 Michael G. Thomas & Eric Meyer (P)2024 Michael G. Thomas & Eric Meyer

Great Story About the Anzacs

My attention was gripped by this story from the beginning until the end. Since the story was about events that took place in the Vietnam War, there were some parts that were difficult for me to hear; however, the fast moving, almost non-stop action kept my attention riveted to the story. I was a little frustrated that the tale ended on a cliffhanger, but that just made me more determined to acquire the next book in the series. I'm not a fan of Mark J. Lucidi's narration as he paused too long at the end of sentences. I was given a complimentary copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.