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Jake Slade and Terry are now joined by another leader, one who was an adversary in a previous book. Economic issues in the European Union and Greece’s financial difficulties provide the connection to current events. They are finding that their role as mercenaries is far more complex than they originally though. The characters are suffering some pangs of conscience with this mission. Once again John Monteith has cast a story touching on current events. Hopefully, the author is planning on at least 15 more of these I will read all 15. There's actions, wit, danger, conscience, and religion, all adding to a great story with an unexpected but appreciated ending. In this book, all the members of the mercenary fleet are back, along with some new faces, and two new snouts (not a typo, read the book to find out what I am talking about!). Second, the interaction between the dissimilar characters and the bond they forge through mercenary combat is now as entertaining as the combat action (in addition to demanding reflection and being thought provoking). First, I enjoy the new technology and tactics that the author describes, which are based on both existing warfare doctrine but also have a fair amount of his creativity added in. However, after nine books, what is more a draw for me now is twofold. I was first drawn to it by the unique story line coupled with relentless action. I will admit that my reasons for enjoying the series are changing, however. I have immensely enjoyed the first eight books in the series, and the ninth, ROGUE INVADER, does not disappoint.

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