ARCTIC FIRE
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The story went something like this: Troy Jensen, who sailed solo around the world and conquered the seven summits, fell off a crab boat called Arctic Fire and drowned in the Bering Sea. Troy#146;s brother Jack, who doesn#146;t buy the story for a minute, heads to Alaska to uncover the truth. Jack discovers
… More »The story went something like this: Troy Jensen, who sailed solo around the world and conquered the seven summits, fell off a crab boat called Arctic Fire and drowned in the Bering Sea. Troy#146;s brother Jack, who doesn#146;t buy the story for a minute, heads to Alaska to uncover the truth. Jack discovers a connection between Troy and a secret intelligence organization known as Red Cell Seven (RCS) that will stop at nothing to protect America from threat (even if they have to kill thousands of Americans to do it). The problem is, the more Jack learns about Troy#146;s involvement with RCS, the more RCS learns about Jack. Arctic Fire is an adrenaline-pumping tale of one man#146;s descent into an underworld populated by terrorists, assassins, and viciously bad good guys.
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Kinda like a Michiner book, it takes 100 pages to get into it. My first time reading this author but wouldn't read him again.