The Marines are coming—but first, Arthur Hanson must survive long enough to see them arrive.
Trapped on New Rostov with PFLOS terrorists controlling the planet, Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Hanson has grown from a reluctant leader into the heart of a resistance movement. For weeks, he's bought time with blood and determination while reinforcements race across the void.
Fifty thousand Coalition Marines are inbound, but their success depends on perfect coordination. Arthur's resistance fighters must seize the main spaceport as the Marines assault and prevent PFLOS from turning the infrastructure into a killing field.
Above the planet, the Margaret Thatcher and the CDF fleet stand ready, but each battle reveals new depths to PFLOS capabilities and their League of Sol backers.
Arthur has come too far to fail the people counting on him, but leadership means knowing when to risk everything for those you're sworn to protect.
Military SCFI with constant action that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Daniel uses his own military experiences and Judeo faith to help craft his story and his writing. I have been part of Daniels ARC reading since book one and have watched him hone his wonderful skill of story telling! I am not a paid reader, I read because I enjoy his style and stories. Grab a copy and join me in following Daniel around HIS universe! GODSPEED everyone and to Daniel SHALOM! brother.
Check Fire is a thrilling finale to the liberation of New Rostov showing how Gibbs escalates the stakes from survival to liberation across the series. Arthur Hanson evolves from hesitant commander (Battlestations) to hardened strategist (Counterstrike), finally embodying the moral weight of leadership in Check Fire.
Ok they finally met head on. The few weeks seemed like it was a lot longer( that happens in the real world also) The build up was very nice lots of action and suspense. I will not give too much away but there were Bar fights spies and blowing things up. Oh yeah and David had his hands full also.
After a personal appearance by Jesus in a previous book, this last book seemed to lay off the heavy hand of religion. But I was wrong, the last two chapters were nothing but. 5th grade formulaic writing at its best.