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Thrill Kill by Cameron Curtis
Breed Thriller #12
~ Intense, immersive, action-packed thrill-ride from beginning to end ~ Couldn’t put it down ~
What I liked: * Breed: ex-army Delta Force sniper, requested retirement post traumatic military engagement, strong, strategic thinker, lethal, dependable, protective, intriguing, intelligent, excellent and varied skills, independent contractor, battle-scarred, survivor, attractive to women, someone I would like to have as a friend and definitely would want in my corner if in trouble
* Leisl: mid-twenties year old assistant to magician and grandfather Strang, illusionist, magician, bright, innocent, supportive, chooses Breed for something important to her, wonder if she will show up in the future
* Käthe: performer, has seen much, seeking a way out, asks Breed for a favor, wonder if she will show up again in the future
* Anya: Anya Stein: assistant CIA Director, intelligent, experienced in field work, strategic thinker, capable, dedicated, intriguing, wealthy, good communicator, diplomatic, a bit of an enigma
The plot, pacing, setting, and writing – having visited Vienna in the past, I felt I was there
* The look into what it might be like to be a double agent, selling information to the highest bidder, trying to change sides safely, being hunted, and more
* Wondering what makes people like Breed excellent at what they do
* Considering that people like Breed and Orlove have similar skills and jobs though they work for opposing countries
* Being able to hate the baddies and wish Karma – or Breed – will deal with them
* It provided me an escape for the period of time I was immersed in the story
* Thinking about what Breed might be doing next
What I didn’t like: * Who and what I was meant not to like
* The willingness to harm those that were in the way of the assignment/target and having no qualms about interrogating, torturing, or killing just about anyone
Did I like this book? Yes
Would I read more in this series? Yes
Thank you to Inkubator and Booksprout for the ARC – This is my honest review.
5 Stars
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A defector on the run. A faceless assassin. Breed’s toughest mission. When CIA operator Anya Stein offers Breed a job in Vienna, he arrives just in time to save her from Russian assassins led by a deadly blonde in dark sunglasses. Stein explains the mission: protect defecting rocket scientist Dieter Kromik, who holds the secret to Russia's devastating Oreshnik missile – a conventional weapon that delivers a nuclear-sized punch. The Russians already have elite teams on the ground – and they’ll do whatever it takes to find and kill Kromik. Spetsnaz teams and the enigmatic assassin Strelko hunt them through the streets of Vienna and escape seems impossible. Their only hope lies with the Magnificent Strang, an aging Cold War-era magician who once smuggled fugitives across the Iron Curtain. With his beautiful granddaughter Liesl, Strang guides the group on a deadly journey from Vienna to Prague to Berlin. Outnumbered and outgunned at every turn, Breed fights a running battle across Europe as the body counts rises. The bloody finale awaits in a smoky Berlin nightclub, where Breed and Stein must use every one of their lethal skills – and a few of Strang’s illusions – to survive against impossible odds. Thrill Kill – Book Twelve in the stunning Breed action thriller series. Perfect for fans of Jason Kasper, Jack Carr, and Lee Child.
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Death Hunt by Cameron Curtis
A Breed Thriller #11
When Ellie calls asking Breed for help he is there as soon as he can be ~ A debt to be paid to a young woman he thinks of almost as a little sister
What I liked: * Breed: ex-army Delta Force sniper, requested retirement post traumatic military engagement, strong, strategic thinker, lethal, dependable, protective, intriguing, intelligent, excellent and varied skills, independent contractor, battle-scarred, survivor, attractive to women, someone I would like to have as a friend and definitely would want in my corner if in trouble
* Ellie: brilliant, sixteen-year-old, abusive father, runaway, loving older sister, capable, independent, old soul, calls Breed to assist her in finding her sister who disappeared, protected by Anya Stein
* Anya: assistant CIA Director, intelligent, experienced in field work, strategic thinker, capable, dedicated, sometimes backstop for Breed, intriguing
* Albertine: Cajun, early twenties, priestess of Obeah-voodoo-like religion, strong, uncanny abilities, supportive, attracted to Breed
* Bastien & Remy: Cajun, aligned with Albertine, quiet, deadly, helped Breed a few times
* The plot, pacing, setting, and writing ~ I have always wanted to visit New Orleans
* Being able to hate the baddies and wish Karma – or Breed – will deal with them
* Learning more about Breed and wondering if the deal Albertine will help him going forward
* Thinking about Ellie and Rowan and wondering what their future might hold in store for them
* All of it really except…
What I didn’t like: * Who and what I was meant not to like
* Thinking about how amoral, evil, cruel, and heartless the bad guys were
* Having to wait for the next book
Did I enjoy this book? Yes
Would I read more in this series? Definitely
Thank you to NetGalley and Inkubator Books for the ARC – this is my honest review.
5 Stars
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Evil has a heartbeat. And it echoes in the bayou. Breed gets an email from Ellie, a teenager he befriended in the past. The message is simple – she’s in New Orleans and needs help. She’s not lying. Within minutes of meeting Ellie, Breed is fighting off thugs who are trying to kill her. The reason? Ellie has evidence that her sister, Rowan, has been kidnapped from a children’s shelter. And it gets worse. Two kids have already been taken from the shelter – both murdered within days of their disappearance in what appear to be Voodoo sacrifices. As Breed and Ellie race to save Rowan, they find themselves outgunned by a small army of heavily armed gangsters, part of a sinister conspiracy that reaches from the shelter into the corrupt halls of a local hospital. Following a lead, Breed travels deep into the bayou, where he battles murderous Cajun poachers and finds himself drawn to a beautiful Voodoo princess. Good or evil, she holds the key to the murders…and Breed’s past. In the stunning climax, Breed and Ellie arrive at a dark plantation house where they face an evil beyond anything Breed has ever encountered. Death Hunt —Book Eleven in the stunning Breed action thriller series. Perfect for fans of Jason Kasper, Jack Carr, and Lee Child.
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Blowback by Cameron Curtis
A Breed Thriller #10
Action-packed chase that leads Breed and Stein on a multi-country chase as they seek to find a stolen nuclear missile and make sure it is not used maliciously ~ Couldn’t put it down
What I liked: * Breed: intriguing, strong, lethal, intelligent, ex-military, sniper, excellent and varied skills, independent contractor, battle-scarred, survivor, attractive to women, someone I would like to have as a friend and definitely would want in my corner if in trouble
* Anya Stein: assistant CIA Director, intelligent, experience in field work, strategic thinker, capable, dedicated, intriguing, wealthy, good communicator, diplomatic
* Ellie: teenager, on her own, survivor, lives in underground New York, helpful, intelligent, independent, capable, protective, someone I would like to see again
* The plot, pacing, setting, and writing
* That the story is current politically and worth contemplating – brings enough fact into fiction to give me pause
* That though focused on an invasion in the country I live in and there were triggers in this story that made it difficult to read, I found that once I got past my situation, I couldn’t put it down
* The slow-burn of what may or may not eventually happen between Breed and Stein
* Wondering what will happen in the next book
* All of it except…
What I didn’t like: * Who and what I was meant not to like
* Thinking about wars and how much damage they do with lives lost, land damaged, mental & physical trauma, and the fact that both sides in a war are usually fighting for what they believe is right…
Did I like this book? Yes
Would I read more in this series? Yes
Thank you to the author, Inkubator, Booksprout, and NetGalley for this ARC ~ This is my honest review.
5 Stars
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One man can destroy a city. One man can save it. Antonovka-15 is a Russian nuclear weapons storage facility 15 miles from the Ukraine border. When an Alt-Right Ukrainian Special Forces unit – the Vampir Brigade - breaks in and steals an H-Bomb, Breed is tasked with finding it before it can be detonated. Breed and the CIA’s Anya Stein follow the bomb on a journey through war-torn Ukraine and on to Brussels. Are the Vampirs planning to destroy NATO HQ and the European Commission? Negative on that – their real plan is even more horrifying. After surviving multiple attacks by the Vampirs, Breed and Stein find the bomb has been shipped to New York. The Vampirs threaten to incinerate the city if the United States does not commit ground troops to fight Russia. With the help of Ellie, a young homeless girl, Breed and Stein fight the Vampirs through black 19th century tunnels 30 stories below the streets of modern Manhattan. Ellie leads Breed to the bomb - and a terrifying climax with the lives of eight million innocents hanging in the balance. Blowback — Book Ten in the stunning Breed action thriller series. Perfect for fans of Jason Kasper, Jack Carr, and Lee Child.
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Hard Contact by Cameron Curtis
A Breed Thriller #8
I missed book seven in the series but felt right at home following Breed on his next thrilling adventure.
What I liked:
* The gritty compelling introduction to the story and how Breed took care of business
* Breed: intriguing, strong, lethal, intelligent, ex-military, sniper, excellent and varied skills, independent contractor, battle-scarred, survivor, attractive to women, someone I would like to have as a friend and definitely would want in my corner if in trouble
* Anya Stein: CIA Director of Special Situations, intelligent, strategic thinker, capable, hard worker, dedicated, intriguing, not infallible, and seeing a different side of her in this story
* Hecate Kyrios: Greek, daughter of wealthy businessman, strong, resilient, will probably take over her father’s business, might have been a ship passing in the night or could show up again in a future book in the series * The plot, pacing, setting, and writing * That I felt I was there with Breed and a part of the story – and yet was really glad that I was NOT there – can’t imagine the training that he must have gone through to do all that he can in these books * The twists, turns, and surprises that kept occurring * Following the story and finding out who the bad guys were and what they were up to * Wondering what Breed does when he is NOT working for the Stein and the CIA * Thinking about what type of situation Breed will find himself in next * All of it really, except… What I didn’t like: * Who and what I was meant not to like * Having to wait for the next book in the series Did I enjoy this book? Yes Would I read more in this series? Definitely Thank you to NetGalley, Inkubator Books, and the author for the ARC – This is my honest review. 5 Stars
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When two billion dollars of gold are stolen, you don’t call the cops. You call Breed.
The Medusa, a freighter carrying gold bullion worth two billion dollars, is hijacked off the coast of Greece. Using sophisticated technology, the hijackers make the vessel disappear. The CIA’s deputy director, Anya Stein, recruits Breed to locate the vessel and recover the gold.
Breed and Stein trace the missing vessel to the mouth of the Aegean Sea, between the islands of Rhodes and Crete. Realising Breed is on their trail, the hijackers do everything they can to stop him – permanently.
Breed and Stein enlist the aid of a Greek shipping magnate, his fiery daughter, and the USS Pressley Bannon, currently based out of Crete. With their help, Breed uses all his Special Forces training to find the Medusa, break into the hijackers’ base, and serve the killers his own lethal brand of justice.
This time, it’s hard contact all the way.
Hard Contact —Book Eight in the stunning Breed action thriller series. Perfect for fans of Jason Kasper, Jack Carr, and Lee Child.
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White Spider by Cameron Curtis
A Breed Thriller #6
Intense, action-packed, thrilling addition to this excellent series ~ Couldn’t put it down!
What I liked:
* Breed: intriguing, lethal, intelligent, ex-military, sniper, independent contractor, battle-scarred, survivor, attractive to women, someone I would like to have as a friend
* Stein: CIA Director of Special Situations, intelligent, strategic thinker, capable, hard worker, dedicated, intriguing, not infallible
* The plot, pacing, setting, and writing - impeccable
* That I felt I was there with Breed and a part of the story – and yet really glad that I was NOT there in the cold and facing what he did
* The twists, turns, and surprises that kept occurring
* Finding out what was REALLY going on as Breed figured who the bad guys were and what their motivation was
* Wondering what Breed does when he is NOT working for the Stein and the CIA
* That it ties in, somewhat, to the current news of the submersible that was lost while taking passengers to see the Titanic
* All of it really, except…
What I didn’t like:
* Who and what I was meant not to like
* Having to wait for the next book in the series
Did I enjoy this book? Yes
Would I read more in this series? Definitely
Thank you to NetGalley, Inkubator Books, and the author for the ARC – This is my honest review.
5 Stars
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Two superpowers face off at the top of the world. Between them stands one man — his name is Breed. The Marshal Zhukov, a Russian submarine, has sunk without a trace. The Americans know where the wreck lies, the Russians don’t. Anya Stein is running an operation to salvage the submarine and its hypersonic cruise missiles. The Spider, a top secret research vessel, will lift the wreck from the floor of the Greenland Sea. Everything goes according to plan… until Stein’s right-hand man on the Spider is murdered. Stein rushes Breed to the Spider to find the killer. Breed finds himself entangled in a web of mystery and violence. He is faced with a beautiful Norwegian intern, a veteran sea captain, an eccentric doctor, and a psychopathic SEAL. Any one of them could be a Russian agent. When hijackers seize The Spider, Breed finds himself fighting for his life. And that’s not his only problem. An American destroyer and a Russian warship are racing to recover the missiles and Breed and The Spider are caught between them. In the final stunning battle, Breed, the hijackers, and two nuclear superpowers face off in a high-stakes conflict at the top of the world. White Spider - Book Six in the stunning Breed action thriller series. Perfect for fans of Jason Kasper, Jack Carr, and Lee Child.
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