Moral Imperative: A Patriotic Thriller

Corps Justice, Book 7

De: C. G. Cooper

Narrado por: DJ Holte

A growing Islamic threat....

An army ignored by the world....

A Marine who won't sit on the sidelines....

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) is capitalizing on the neglect of war-weary world leaders. No one in Iraq is safe. Christians are herded like cattle. Whole communities are torn apart. Marine Cal Stokes has had enough.

With the quiet support of US President Brandon Zimmer, Stokes and his closest friends return to the Middle East to take the battle to the enemy, even if it means being cut off from ever coming home. This is a about what's right, not what's popular, a moral imperative....

©2014 Carlos G. Cooper (P)2015 Carlos G. Cooper

best one yet !

There is so much action, the story never lets up.. It's like I'm going to battle right next to these guys...

Superb action/military thriller!!

Self published author and former US Marine C.G. Cooper packs a lot of action into less than 6 hour in Moral Imperative. The novel is set months into the future in Iraq, Washington DC, and Charlottesvlile Virginia as the US and our allies take on ISIS in the most determined way ever. This is a high quality novel with great narration. C.G. Cooper is one of many self published authors writing excellent novels.

Jump around

Jump around to much but a good read and every day they gave the date and where they were at.

Great!

I found C.G. Cooper’s Corps Justice series after finishing Mark Greaney’s The Gray Man. The Gray Man was a fantastic read. I wasn’t confident I could find a series of equal caliber, but I was happily surprised when I ran across the Corp Justice series. Books 1-6 were not written particularly well and the narrator made all the characters sound the same, most conversations were monotone and he misspoke commonly used words, but I felt with the constant irritation because the story was entertaining.
Once I started book 7, I was blown away. The style of writing improved 3 fold. At first, I thought it was written by a new author because of the marked improvement. In book 7, the narrator was replaced (than god). The new narrator was Wonderful. The accents, dialog, tonality, expressions as well as the timbre of the voices he employed were amazing.
If all of Mr. C.G. Coopers keeps his current narrator or someone equally as skilled and continues to write compelling stories of this caliber, I and I’m sure many others will be life long fans of his work.