Fire Team by Logan Ryles

Fire Team by Logan Ryles is the fourth book in the series about Mason Sharpe. I had not read the previous three but decided to give this title a go when it came up on Netgalley. It works well as a stand-alone, even though I at some times felt like I was missing some of the back story.

Mason is at the bank to sort out his affairs, when someone shouts “Ladies and gentlemen, this is a robbery!”.

They are all forced down on the floor as one of the robbers heads to the vault. Leaving, the robbers carry only a small bag and also grabs two hostages - Mason and a woman who was on the floor next to him.

There's just something with the whole event which doesn't sit right with Mason and his brain is working overtime trying to figure it out.

It turns out that the two bank robbers are veterans from the same Army Ranger Regiment as Mason served in. As he starts asking questions he finds himself changing sides to that of the robbers to unearth years of cover-ups, deception and fraud high up in the government.

Fire Team is a story that keeps you on edge, not knowing what's coming next, with plenty of unexpected twists and turns. It also has some exciting, cool AI controlled tech which further adds to the story !

Fire Team by Logan Ryles is available now.

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