Zap Agent Mathis

Today, people and groups who disagree on an issue are less likely to send threatening letters, hold demonstrations, or riot. They are more likely to hire professional assassins to resolve the issue.

The government has experienced an increasing number of assassinations: members of Congress, government agencies, and VIPs. Desperate, Congress directed the creation of an Anti-Terrorist Group and gave Home Land Security two and one-half years to produce the first anti-terrorist agents.

The new directors managed to meet the deadline and graduate four agents, but now came the real test. Can the new graduates meet Congress's expectations to stop professional assassins from killing those individuals the agents are assigned to protect?

This is especially true of graduates like Kate Mathis, a party girl who has a pattern of not being able to make up her mind about what she wants to do with her life.

This novel was a finalist in the ACTION / ADVENTURE Category of the 2016 Next Generation Indie Book Awards.

Author's note: a rewrite of this novel was used to create Book III, Megan, in the Kazak Series.

©2015 C. R. Daems (P)2024 C. R. Daems

A repackaged Kazak Guardians Megan with a new title

Like the title states, it is basically a repackaged Kazak Guardian Megan. I couldn’t finish the book after listening for 2:30 hours because it was almost 1:1 to Kazak Megan. I was disappointed because I love his books, but this one was not it, would have much preferred he worked on the next Tasmanian SFG book or one of the other book series than do this one. Ill try and listen to the rest and adjust the review.

The it's a Copy of Lynns rules

it's like Somebody stole the story Sorry but I don't like it😪 but I wait for YOUR next book

This is just a rewrite

This is the same story as the Kazak Guardians Book 3, Megan. Disappointing. The names are the only difference