Midnight Watch

A Sigma Force Short Story

In the dead of night, a faceless enemy hacks into the Smithsonian Institution s network of servers, but it is only the first strike masking a larger attack. To rescue a biologist trapped in the National Museum of Natural History and to discover the true intent behind an assault that grows bolder and bloodier by the minute, Sigma Force must unleash its most headstrong operative Joe Kowalski to do what he does best: lay waste to anything between him and his goal. From a daring rescue to a cross-city chase like no other, Kowalski will discover the shocking truth hidden in the most unexpected of places: the heart of the National Zoo.

Great short story in the Sigma Force saga

Definitely for Kowalski fans and takes a slightly different approach than the longer novels. Narrator is so easy to listen to.

Very enjoyable

The narration was excellent. Very enjoyable. Made it easy to submerge into Rollins' sculpted universe.

The Midnight Watch

Awesome, book to listen to or read. I could not stop listening. I listened to to the entire

VERY DISAPPOINTING…

I can’t believe I paid $7.99 for this book. It was very short and only about a chase that involved Kowalwski and a computer geek.

I’m very disappointed in this book and in the author. I guess he had a few extra hours to throw SOMETHING together and charge a lot of money for less than two hours of work.

There were a lot of quotes from other famous people as fillers as well.

NOT this author’s usual caliber of work.

A short teaser for the next Sigma novel

Short but fun story, as all the Sigma stories are. The best part is, not unexpectedly, Kowalski being Kowalski and leaving a swath of destruction and less than pristine condition bad guys in his wake.

Recommended for Sigma fans and adrenalin junkies.
If you are neither, then you won't appreciate it quite as much.