HIS FIGHT ISN'T JUST FOR SURVIVAL... BUT FOR TRUTH...Perennial USA TODAY & Amazon 6-million copy bestselling authors DAVID ARCHER and BLAKE BANNER have joined forces once again to create one hair-raising explosion of carnage and intrigue!
Rogue is a man with total amnesia. A man searching for himself. But all he finds is a brutal killer with a deep hatred for narcos.
Then somebody tells find Kristos.
Kristos, the elusive figure who might hold the key to his forgotten past.
The hunt takes him to a desolate town in North Dakota in deep winter, then goes cold. Very cold. With a brutal snowstorm moving south from Canada and the disappearance of a mother and daughter from a local ranch, Rogue can't ignore the family’s cry for help.
With the northern sky turning black and the storm closing in, he races against time to find the women. What he finds is lot more than he bargained an evil that controls the village, a chilling connection to the mysterious Kristos, and above all he finds that at every step he is hunted like a wild animal in the snow.
In that frozen hellscape, Rogue’s battle is not just for survival. His struggle is for redemption - for truth. But with the shadow of death stalking his every step, will he find what he seeks, before the ice burns him alive?
This is a high-octane thriller that'll both keep you on the edge of your seat and your heart-pounding! Perfect for fans of Bourne, Reacher, and Rapp!
USA TODAY and Amazon #1 bestselling author of the OMEGA and DEAD COLD MYSTERY series. Learn more about Blake Banner at his website: www.blakebanner.com
The first book was great and the second ok but this was so stupid I can't go on. How many times will people let him live when they have him dead to rights. And the ultimate villain plot was idiotic.
Ok, I really loved the first 2 books in this series. This book was not good. It felt like Blake Banner lost the plot with this book. The protagonist has been trying to figure out who he is and the details of his life, (and kicking all kinds of ass along the way). To dealing with white supremacists, a town full of a members of a religious cult (white supremacists meet polygamist pedophiles), to the elite class (said supremacists pedophiles) starting a settlement on Mars because the Earth is dying and finally to clones. To add insult to injury...a cliffhanger. I believe I got whiplash trying to keep up with all the twists and turns that occurred in the last 40% of the book. I am normally excited to read other books by this author, but this was just a whole lot of hell no. I don't believe I will be reading book 4.
The frozen wilderness in Ice Burn becomes just as dangerous as the enemies hunting Rogue, and Blake Banner and David Archer absolutely crank the suspense to another level in this installment. When Rogue is pulled into a deadly situation involving a missing Russian scientist, secret weapons research, and a brutal race against time in the Arctic, the tension never lets up for a second. The icy setting made everything feel even more claustrophobic and dangerous, especially once Rogue realizes he’s being hunted from multiple sides and can trust almost nobody around him.
One of the things I loved most about this book was how unpredictable it stayed. Just when it looked like Rogue had figured out who was manipulating the mission, another twist hit and completely changed the stakes. The scenes involving the hidden research facility and the escalating cat-and-mouse game across the frozen terrain were fantastic. You could practically feel the cold, isolation, and desperation coming off the pages.
Rogue continues to be such a great lead character because he’s relentless, resourceful, and never feels invincible. He takes punishment, makes mistakes, and survives through grit and instinct more than luck. That makes the danger feel real. The action sequences were sharp, fast, and cinematic, but the suspense is what really carried this book for me.
This is another outstanding entry in the Rogue series and an easy five-star read. Entertaining, intense, and loaded with twists that kept me guessing all the way to the end.
Reading "Ice Burn" is like watching a 5D chess game, though I was reading it instead. All the moves and counter moves, game of wits between Rogue and Kristos. It appears Kristos was checkmated. Now I have to wait a year for "Judgment of Fire." Thanks for that Blake and David. NOT!!!
It took me only 3 days to finish this book. That should tell you how much awesome this book is. Rogue was still wandering around trying to find his identity. He met Kristos who talked and sounded like a cult leader and things got heated from there. I can’t spoil the book. You will have to read it to find out for yourself!
This was another excellent chapter in the Rogue series . He is getting closer to finding out who he is and what the reason he doesn't remember. He needs to find Susan research. 10 stars plus !!!! Thank, Carl Clause
Ok, I have to say this one had me hooked! The writers have done an amazing job building this amnesia patient who cannot find his past. The only complaint I have is that there aren’t more books to read!
I had a hard time understanding this book. I kept reading it to see if I could make some sense of it. And now I gotta wait till Book 4…..Still unsure if I will read it.
I would recommend the 1st book. Really got into the character. This last book was definitely odd, and totally off the wall that I honestly wanted to skip through.