Wolves: A Near Future Thriller

Forsaken Mercenary, Book 8

By: Jonathan Yanez

Narrated by: Steven Barnett

The war for the Relics has begun.

Daniel Hunt and the group of survivors around him he calls family, have a new battle to face. Two of the three ancient Relics have been found and everyone wants them.

The book opens portals to other dimensions. The cup grants eternal life and has been safeguarded by a fraternal order of knights, until now.

Daniel has no desire to use the cup for his own purposes. However, if it gets into the wrong hands, it could mean the end of the galaxy as we know it.

For fans who enjoy fast-paced, character-driven stories with a fair share of action along the way. Join the hunt for the Relics!

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So much action

Daniel and his group have found two of the three ancient relics and they need to find the third. Cassie has been kidnapped and X has had an upgrade for lack of better words. But they face a new foe in their quest, can they defeat this one too?
This book is so full of action and awesome characters, it is just unputdownable. The authors writing will suck you in and the narrator will have you feeling as though you are there with the team. It is wonderful even though I started with this book now I will need to go back and see about getting the others.

Can't wait for the next installment

This is one of my favorite series! It wasn't being recorded for awhile but the author found an excellent narrator to pick up where he left off. This would be a great series on Netflix!

Gripping even though it's at times basic

I have listened to eight of the book in the series so far and look forward to number nine. I do not like the fact that this is distance post catastrophic apocalyptic time and there are other world AI's using 1970"s terminology, that would have NEVER even been accessible.
I do truly enjoy the character of the hero being able to overcome total apparent defeat and come back with a "Hallmark Moment" win‼️

Not Yanez finest work

I generally really like Yanez stories but this one jumps all over the place and was hard to follow with quite a few instances where I am sure an editor would have helped