Cartel Volume 1

The fate of the US military’s new secret division rests on the shoulders of covert operative Jason King. All he has to do is take down the Tijuana drug cartel – single-handedly. The first book in The Jason King Files series from Matt Rogers, million-copy bestseller and ‘the most successful writer you’ve never heard of’ (The Story).

June, 2007.

Black Force – a new division of the U.S. military that officially does not exist – has its first operative. Jason King, a young prodigy who accelerated up through the ranks at an unprecedented rate, is tasked with proving his worth as a solo warrior.

In Mexico, Joaquín Ramos has made a name for himself out of the blood of his enemies. The twenty-eight-year-old cartel leader hacked a path through anyone who dared to interfere with his newfound monopoly on the billion-dollar online drug trade, capitalising on the archaic nature of the existing empire in Tijuana.

He’s new school.

So is King.

With doubts swirling amongst those who know of Black Force’s existence, King heads into the city’s decrepit underworld alone, intent on tearing the cartel apart from the inside. Still largely inexperienced, it doesn’t take long for his plans to fall to pieces…

Outnumbered. Outgunned.

Just the way he likes it.

great

I love all things King and Slater. Either solo or together it's a hit. kicking a$$ and taking names the way soldiers do!!!!

Lacking credibility, but still fun

The author certainly does not understand SOF, how SMUs work with the inter-agency, the culture of SOF, nor the federal authority and process that would result in the type of operations described in the book. Nevertheless, it was fun to listen to the story. I found it entertaining in a good way.