David Rivers, Books 1-2: Greatest Enemy & Offer of Revenge

By: Jason Kasper

Narrated by: Adam Gold

A troubled war hero. A criminal mastermind. And the ultimate battle for survival....

Former Special Forces officer and international best-selling author Jason Kasper delivers a gripping thriller series that follows an Army Ranger into the mercenary depths of an international crime syndicate. A veteran of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, David Rivers is a flawed and complex hero whose journey of vengeance takes him to new battlegrounds in the US and Africa...and toward his ultimate confrontation with the most ruthless enemy he’s ever faced.

Audiobook one: Greatest Enemy

Army Ranger David Rivers enters the covert underworld of ex-special operators for hire, tasked to serve a faceless criminal mastermind known as the Handler. But as the stakes continue to rise, he learns that his new employer is more ruthless than anyone he's faced in combat - and he just might be David's greatest enemy.

Audiobook two: Offer of Revenge

After the betrayal of his mercenary team, David Rivers seeks revenge against the Handler, but first he must join the secretive and lethal organization that serves him. Sent into battle against a savage force of enemy fighters in Somalia, David realizes that someone inside the organization seems to know his true purpose...and has been waiting for him all along.

This explosive debut thriller series by a former Green Beret has electrified fans of Vince Flynn, David Baldacci, Lee Child, and Brad Taylor. If you like razor-sharp dialogue, conflicted characters, and adrenaline-pumping action scenes, you'll love the David Rivers series because it has all three in spades. Pick up your copy today.

©2016, 2017 Jason Kasper (P)2019 Jason Kasper

Best series

Great story line great characters one of my new favorite authors Jason kasper has really captured what team guys endure and persevere through.

Fantastic Narration, Overhyped writing

The narrator knocks this book out of the park, and it almost justifies giving it a listen. But I'm nearly through the first book, and the only major plot twists are laughably predictable. The side characters read like a call of duty script. While the main character is a great discussion on veteran suicide, it doesn't rectify the fact that the author never explains why they are fighting "the bad guys."

Honestly, this book is what a thriller would be written from the antagonists perspective. Especially if the antagonist doesn't know the protagonist is coming.

Poorly written & mediocre performance

I had high hopes thinking this series would be of similar quality and as intriguing as The Terminal List, but that was a mistake on my part. These first two books were very basic, poorly written and so boring that they are easily forgettable. needless to say they aren't for me and I will no finish the series. There are many way better options out there.

Unbearable

I am an avid audiobooks listener, enjoying Tom Clancy, Lee Child, Michael Connolly, etc. I appreciate a variety of narrators and writing styles. I spend about $300 a month in book credits - and I wish I could have this one credit back!! The narrator has no sense of pacing and is self-indulgent with emphasis and tone. The writing is excruciatingly descriptive about mundane details. The timing hops around so much it’s difficult to get a sense of the storyline. I’d love to enjoy sitting through this 2-book purchase, but I’m caulking this up as a complete loss. Don’t waste your time.

Two books, not even 35 chapters after they get done with 6 chapters worth of credits.

You want to write a book and sell it as a book then give us a book- not a comic book length nonsense.