Ortega calls him something the man who fixes problems at long range. When Operation Husky throws their units into chaos, Cade and Ortega become the sharp edge. The pair that clears the angles so everyone else can move. But Sicily isn’t Tunisia. Sound lies between stone walls. Sightlines collapse into short windows. And a hostile marksman is cutting the invasion apart by killing leadership and communications at the worst possible moments.
Alongside them is Jennings, a young soldier rapidly learning what war with a rifle really patience, spacing, silence, and the brutal math of who matters on a battlefield.
To survive, the team has to do more than shoot straight.
They have to out-think a killer who treats death like bookkeeping and writes it down in a ledger like a job well done.
Mullins hit his target with precision. The result is a novel about WW2 that pops, sizzles, and explodes. The tension is non-stop, the characters suffer when some die and some survive. It’s an interesting story that kept me motivated to read.
Excellent storyline, well written both not surprising. Having been all over Sicily personally I can picture some of what was painted throughout the story. Will be looking for more books.
Having read and throughly enjoyed the Winter sniper series and Wolfpack leader couldn't quite get into this a wells seemed to be more about a dual between him and a German sniper .