Reaper: The BOARD

By: Nicholas Irving

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Vick “ The Reaper” Harwood is back...From the dead, that is.

The Reaper’s new mission has been adjusting to the comforts and the new life he’s obtained since fleeing to Mexico. But, after discovering the mysterious government entity known as THE BOARD, an organization responsible for the murder of his girlfriend, Maria Constrera, and with dark connections to his past, Harwood is quickly forced back into a life of death and destruction. THE BOARD, standing for Broad Oversight and Research Development, was tasked with one mission—maintaining and influencing the global economic demand and those positioned at the top. However, they’re most distinguished by their proficiency in counterintelligence, assassinations, and covert manipulation. The agents employed by THE BOARD hold positions within the CIA, NSA, White House, and British Secret Intelligence, more commonly referred to as MI6. Highly qualified in their crafts, they achieve their goals by utilizing crime, drugs, human trafficking, and nefariously manipulating foreign and domestic governments.

It’s a cross-border race against time if Vick Harwood wants to dismantle and stop THE BOARD’s sinister plot against him and the country he’s sworn to defend from all enemies. Foreign and domestic.

The tactics used, and thought put into organizing the elimination of a threat.

Enjoyed the thrill and adventure, great detail in what weapon systems that were utilized. Can’t wait for more content from Nick.

TruVoice sucks

Story was probably ok but the AI voice narration was so bad it was had to determine how well or poorly it was written.

did not like the AI reading

love the series, however AI voice very mundane almost didn't finish the book because of it. the narrator can make or break even a good story.

The Reaper never disappoints

This is one of my favorite book series! Can't wait for Nick to release the next one. Hopefully in the next book it won't be read by AI and they're able to bring back Brian Troxell.

The Tale of a Boogie Man

The book is well written however, the plot lends to a conspiracy theory placed into action. I would have rather it be linked to the Reaper Trilogy and pickup where it left off.