Project StrikeForce:Exodus

Name: Project StrikeForce:Exodus
Rating: 4.599999904632568 (60 reviews)

Kevin Lee Swaim

Apr 2017 · Project StrikeForce Book 3 · Picadillo Publishing

4.6

60 reviews

Ebook

288

Pages

Eligible

About this ebook

The Office of Threat Management watches over the world, but super-soldier John Frist is exhausted. When the OTM sends him to Switzerland, it seems too good to be true.

It is.

The OTM's contact has been murdered, and John and his teammates become the focus of a manhunt that forces them deep underground.

OTM Director Eric Wise suspects the hacking collective Digital Freedom Alliance might be behind it, but why would a group of hackers be so desperate to out a covert American military group? Unfortunately, Eric has more on his hands. Nancy Smith is determined to find her mother, even if it means killing and torturing Russian spies. And, if that's not enough, Senator Barbara Novak is hell bent on holding the OTM accountable.

Will the OTM find out who's really pulling the strings, or will an old threat plunge the world into all-out nuclear war?

Ratings and reviews

4.6

60 reviews

C.J. Sansone-Webb

January 13, 2020

I chose this rating because I feel that it was a good read but a lot of skipping around. Good read. Different from expectations. Left me wondering.

2 people found this review helpful

Manimohan Manickam

December 6, 2019

Non stop tension that escalates page by page to unbearable heights before the final resolution. Great read.

2 people found this review helpful

Andrew Baldwin

June 21, 2020

Not as good as the others.

About the author

Kevin Lee Swaim studied creative writing with David Foster Wallace at Illinois State University.

He's currently the Subject Matter Expert for Intrusion Prevention Systems for a Fortune 50 insurance company located in the Midwest. He holds the CISSP certification from ISC2.

When he's not writing, he's busy repairing guitars for the working bands of Central Illinois.

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