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Loading... Status-6: An NCIS Special Ops Thrillerby W. Craig Reed
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What's the next nightmare after the coronavirus? An NCIS agent and British scientist must stop an AI-controlled Russian submarine from exposing hundreds of millions to a deadly fallout far worse than any virus. Deep beneath the Arctic Ocean, a covert team of Chinese operatives uses stolen U.S. technology to capture Russia's newest attack submarine. Loaded with massive torpedoes carrying city-destroying payloads, the sub is headed west. The Americans want to sink her, the Russians want her back, and the Chinese claim they're not responsible. NCIS Special Ops agent Jon Shay is a former SEAL Team Two operator. Activated for a mission in the Arctic, he pairs with British scientist Kate Barrett to battle a ticking clock, trained operatives, and three naval armadas. Together, they must find and stop the world's most lethal submarine. The stakes are raised when they learn that the Russian sub is controlled by an infected AI system bent on completing its mission to annihilate hundreds of millions. "W. Craig Reed's Status-6 is my vote for 'Thriller of the Year.' The protagonist is Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan meets Lee Child's Jack Reacher." --Grant Blackwood, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Tom Clancy Under Fire "W. Craig Reed's latest novel, Status-6, is the best book I've read this year--a ripped-from-the-headlines military technothriller that literally left me awake at night, fearful of where we're headed as a nation and a species. If you thought the coronavirus was terrifying, wait until you read about this potential nightmare. Don't miss this first book in the NCIS Special Ops series that promises to shatter the thriller genre." --James Rollins, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Demon Crown (Sigma Force) "W. Craig Reed's Status-6 grabs you from page one and doesn't let you go. The global crisis revealed in this book is all-too-real and could well be tomorrow's headlines. The characters are well nuanced and provide a powerful urge to root for or against them. Don't read this thriller before going to bed--you'll be awake all night!" --George Galdorisi, New York Times bestselling author of the Tom Clancy Op Center series No library descriptions found. |
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The two main protagonists, Jon and Kate are endearing. They really are engaging and a bit flawed but this is what drew me towards them. Although, they did have help along the way. They aren't superheroes. The other cast of characters were just as engaging. I just love reading a book where everyone has a part but is contributing.
The last third of the story is where it really picked up. In fact, the last several chapters, you could say were almost nail biters. (