HUNTED

A Cal Shepard Black-Ops Thriller

By: JT Sawyer

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Cal Shepard and his elite black-ops team thought they were embarking on a quick retrieval mission in Africa. Until an EMP device is activated and severs their cord back to civilization.

After receiving an urgent mission prompt from Perseus, Cal Shepard and the Critical Response Team are off to the remote wilderness of eastern Namibia to retrieve a downed Russian satellite. Only this is no ordinary satellite...it’s equipped with a weaponized EMP device that the Kremlin wants back at any cost.

Just before reaching the crash site, the EMP is activated by a tribal militant in the Kalahari Desert, rendering all of CRT’s tech, comms, and their link to Perseus useless. Now, their only chance is to trek north across the open desert to the small town of Nema near the Angolan border.

Except a Russian kill squad is also on their trail, and one of their cadre is a seasoned mantracker.

Battling hostile militants, the Russians, and Angolan mercenaries, Shepard and his eclectic crew must use all of their ingenuity and skills to survive against overwhelming enemies and an unforgiving landscape.

Volume 6 in the high-octane Search & Destroy Series by JT Sawyer.

American Guile

I really enjoyed the story, this story is probably prophetic , just hope we will have some safeguards in place by then. We are vulnerable here in the states to an EMP device. Great story!

Not a fan

I don’t like the automated AI voice. There’s no voice inflection so everything is monotone. Please bring back real live people.

The story was on.

Storyline was good. Kept me entertained.

This is my first attempt at virtual voice reading of a book. While it might be easier or more economical for a writer to go this route, I believe the story is lost without the proper inflection and definitely with the mispronunciation of words. Unless given no other options, I will not be listening to anymore books with virtual voice.

Good story, awful computer narration.

Virtual voice is terrible. The issues with pronunciation of standard words and slang words, no inflection, inconsistent pauses between words and abbreviations, etc are abundant. The story line of the book is good but the use of the virtual computer generated narration is a major misstep and needs to be eliminated.