SEAL Team Six: Hunt the Fox

De: Don Mann, Ralph Pezzullo

Narrado por: Peter Ganim

In war-torn Syria, the heroes of the SEAL Team Six series defuse an ISIS warlord's explosive plot.

After a meeting with a CIA source in Istanbul ends in tragedy, SEAL Team Six Chief Warrant Officer Thomas Crocker vows revenge. He suspects the men who attacked him and his contact are involved in the latest and most harrowing scheme SEAL Team Six is charged with preventing, in a region that grows more volatile by the day.

Syria's government is unraveling, with the alliances among rebel groups increasingly complex and ISIS dangerously in the mix. Farid al-Kazaz, aka the Fox, leads the most threatening of the ISIS factions. The Fox believes Syrian President Bashar al-Assad ordered the murder of the Fox's brother and is planning a sarin gas attack that would wreak havoc across not just Syria, but the entire Middle East. It's up to Crocker and the rest of SEAL Team Six to stop a ruthless killer and keep an explosive plan from detonating.

The SEAL Team Six series has been hailed by Special Forces veterans and members of the intelligence community as a fascinating, behind-closed-doors look at the real-life heroism of our country's bravest soldiers. Now, Mann and Pezzullo use their experience and insight to tell the story of a terrifying plot ripped straight from the headlines.

©2015 Don Mann, Ralph Pezzullo (P)2015 Hachette Audio

Really enjoyed the listen

I have read and enjoyed one of the other books in the series. But, listening to the books with all the different voice took it to another level.

The story was great

The womens voices weren't good. they all sounded alike and BLAH, slow and lije a robot

exciting book

exciting book looking forward to his next book . Good story line. good story line

Save the world, while your life goes down the drain

Liked the story and how it deals with the world today. Wasn't sure about the 2 writers getting it together but in the end they pulled it off

Betting this is better if read than listened to

I have listened to all the books in this series and have felt mixed emotions about how to rate them and finally figured out why, the narration. Peter Ganim over dramatizes his performance to the point it becomes irritating. He has done it to every book. So while on the one hand I like the story and have stuck with the series, it is over shadowed by my gritting teeth because of the narration. The narration isn't in your face awful (like doing a bad voice or accent) but relentlessly subtle over acting that wears on the listening.