This stand-alone book continues characters from The Hawkeye Ridge Series.
Bryce Wilhelm III, Captain of the U.S. Equestrian Team, was raised in a life of privilege. Fiercely rebelling against his father's parental dictates to become a doctor, he joins the Army and becomes a Green Beret.
He serves as the aide to General Prescott, who runs a classified anti-terrorism unit, Bryce becomes his 'troubleshooter.'
Severely wounded and discharged from the Army, Bryce agrees to continue to function as General Prescott's undercover 'troubleshooter' on Volcano Ranch, guarding the ranch an General Prescott's daughter, Celine.
What secrets does the ancient volcano hold?
Who wants to kill the General and his family, and more importantly, WHY?
Can Celine help Bryce overcome his issues and accept her love?
Volcano Ranch by G.D. Cover is an exhilarating journey into the heart of adventure and mystery. Cover masterfully crafts a gripping tale set against the backdrop of a rugged, volcanic landscape. The characters are vivid and compelling, their stories interwoven with suspense and intrigue. With its fast-paced plot and richly detailed settings, this novel keeps readers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. Volcano Ranch is a thrilling and immersive read, showcasing G.D. Cover's exceptional talent for storytelling. A true page-turner that promises excitement and discovery at every turn.
This book, Volcano Ranch, was the best one yet from newer author, G.D. Covert (who also happens to be one of my financial advisors. This novel took its time to develop the characters and the story line much better than previous works of his. I highly recommend Volcano Ranch and the four previous books in The Hawkeye Ridge Series if you have not read them yet! You will not be disappointed!
Just finished Volcano Ranch and starting Liberty Island. Great books everyone should read to see how present and former military members support the USA. Keep up the great work. You found a new career.
This was a good story that kept you interested. But I wasn't a fan of the writing style. The dialog seemed too proper and not natural. The writing style made it tough for me to get excited about this one. I received an advance review copy for free and I am leaving this review voluntarily.