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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands - Dark Waters: A Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands novel
Action-packed and intense from beginning to end, this prequel novel sets the stage for the hit video game Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands.
At the tip of the spear of the US Army's unconventional warfare response forces stands a group of highly specialized and incredibly skilled Special Forces the Ghosts.
INDIVIDUALLY, THEY ARE GREAT. TOGETHER, THEY ARE UNBEATABLE.
When a group of renegade Venezuelan soldiers seize control of the no-man's land in the middle of the Amazonian Jungle, the Ghosts are tapped to get the US citizens being held hostage there out safely.
Newly promoted to team lead, Nomad finds himself going in-country with two new squadmates, little preparation, dubious intel and no backup. Still, they have no choice but to go in half blind as time is running short for the captives.
And when faced with a difficult choice deep in enemy territory, the Ghosts must learn to stand together as a team, or fail.
Action-packed and intense from beginning to end, this novel sets the stage for the hit video game Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands.
At the tip of the spear of the US Army's unconventional warfare response forces stands a group of highly specialized and incredibly skilled Special Forces the Ghosts.
INDIVIDUALLY, THEY ARE GREAT. TOGETHER, THEY ARE UNBEATABLE.
When a group of renegade Venezuelan soldiers seize control of the no-man's land in the middle of the Amazonian Jungle, the Ghosts are tapped to get the US citizens being held hostage there out safely.
Newly promoted to team lead, Nomad finds himself going in-country with two new squadmates, little preparation, dubious intel and no backup. Still, they have no choice but to go in half blind as time is running short for the captives.
And when faced with a difficult choice deep in enemy territory, the Ghosts must learn to stand together as a team, or fail.
Action-packed and intense from beginning to end, this novel sets the stage for the hit video game Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands.
342 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 11, 2020
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Richard Dansky
110 books83 followersBy day, Richard Dansky works as a professional video game designer and writer for Red Storm/Ubisoft, with credits on games like Splinter Cell: Blacklist. By night, he writes fiction, with his most recent book being the short fiction collection SNOWBIRD GOTHIC. Richard lives in North Carolina with his wife and their inevitable cats, books, and collection of single malt whiskys.
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July 26, 2023
~3.5~
I really want to give this book the full five stars. Unfortunately, there were way too many grammar mistakes. Some small things, some much bigger. A few name mix ups made the story kinda hard to follow at some points. There were some little punctuation mistakes (which could've just been the print I had) and such.
What makes this book so great is the attention to characters. You can tell the author loves the characters very much. I love Nomad and I loved reading about Nomad. I loved how the team worked together. I loved the little bit of conflict between them. It was all great.
This book isn't terribly driven by plot. Not that I expected it to be. There is one, but of course it's mostly action scenes (which totally fits the Ghost Recon thing). It follows the Ghosts on their mission, and occasionally flashes back to a previous mission of one of the members (which is sort of inconvenient since they started on cliff hangers).
I did really enjoy the mission complications. A few things seemed unrealistic (minor spoiler). For a fan of the game series, a great read. For someone not familiar with it I could see it going either way.
I really want to give this book the full five stars. Unfortunately, there were way too many grammar mistakes. Some small things, some much bigger. A few name mix ups made the story kinda hard to follow at some points. There were some little punctuation mistakes (which could've just been the print I had) and such.
What makes this book so great is the attention to characters. You can tell the author loves the characters very much. I love Nomad and I loved reading about Nomad. I loved how the team worked together. I loved the little bit of conflict between them. It was all great.
This book isn't terribly driven by plot. Not that I expected it to be. There is one, but of course it's mostly action scenes (which totally fits the Ghost Recon thing). It follows the Ghosts on their mission, and occasionally flashes back to a previous mission of one of the members (which is sort of inconvenient since they started on cliff hangers).
I did really enjoy the mission complications. A few things seemed unrealistic (minor spoiler). For a fan of the game series, a great read. For someone not familiar with it I could see it going either way.
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