Bombshell revelations in the bowels of Russia…
Attempting to infiltrate a shadowy private military company, an old foe of Dante Jacoby’s dies spectacularly in Saint Petersburg. The CIA asset takes a whole cadre of mercenaries with him to the grave.
At risk of humiliation, the Kremlin prefers to suppress what happened rather than admit a sole U.S. operative slaughtered nearly a dozen of their own. Dante himself is oblivious. That is until he gets in a war of his own in sun-soaked Santa Cruz, aligning two separate worlds through sheer bad luck.
Snatched by mysterious forces, he soon learns of Ogon Group, a private army so secret and savage they effectively operate as their own rogue state. The Kremlin utilizes their services, sure, but their sadistic leader, Luka Smirnov, serves only himself.
Then, a dark personal discovery about Ogon flips Dante’s world on its head. Sporting the flimsiest of cover stories and possessed by a burning desire for the truth, he heads into the cold to do what the previous asset couldn’t.
Compared to this mission, what he’s done before is child’s play…
Author:
Matt Rogers
Matt Rogers lives in Melbourne, Australia. He has a penchant for adrenaline — whether it be skydiving or MMA — which aids his ability to produce white-knuckle thrill rides. His high-octane novels are packed with action, centralising on two larger-than-life heroes — Jason King and Will Slater.
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PERFORMER:
Greg Tremblay
From memoir to the boudoir, Chloe Ryan’s warm and witty narration brings women’s narratives to life. Whether it’s the girl next door or the young suffragette, the supermom or supervillain, Chloe’s smart and saucy storytelling shines through. With her signature nuance and emotional depth, Chloe delights in exploring stories about the many types of love that connect us. Originally from the Midwest, Chloe has a degree in Theatre Arts (with a minor in Women’s Studies), is a classically trained singer, and speaks conversational Spanish. She’s a mom, she’s a teaching artist and educator, and she definitely curses too much in front of her kids.
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