Operation Game Change

by Akinola Ajani

Author Akinola Ajani brings the life shattering consequences of terrorism to life in Operation Game Change through the harrowing account of the activities of a newly created counter-terrorism agency. Set in the fictional country Area N, the faith of the citizens in the ability of their president has dwindled considerably, especially because he seems unable to stop the attacks perpetuated by the terrorist cell, GRIMA VUNA. The president enlists the help of a highly regarded former head of state to combat terrorism. The story is narrated from the first person point of view by Davidson Anderson, one of the special agents in a handpicked squad faced with the herculean task of protecting their country in its hour of maximum danger. Led by Commander Gatman Shizzle, they go through intensive military training sessions; enter a labyrinth of leads, rescue missions and covert operations in a bid to rid society of the terrorists. Operation Game Change is a novel that reflects a thorn in the flesh of society and the unhealthy state of any country whose military has been compromised. It is a thriller that almost bursts with action.

210 pages, Paperback

First published March 27, 2014

Reviews

[Nikki · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an exciting, tense book to read. It flowed well, with well defined and descriptive characters. The plot moves quickly - as it should with this style of book. There's enough detail in each scene to create vivid pictures, but the pace of the book is not sacrificed. I enjoyed reading the book from the perspective it was told - by that i mean, it wasn't the same old US terrorism/spy novel. It helped create a more interesting world this way.

I should note, the book could use more editing - it was not poorly edited but if you're a reader who is a stickler for perfect editing, you might notice it here and there. I didn't find it distracting but it was worth mentioning.