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The Polaris Protocol (Pike Logan, #5)

Brad Taylor

Why we're reading this: A routine surveillance operation goes critical when Jennifer Cahill, operator of the US Taksforce gets a …more
[close] A routine surveillance operation goes critical when Jennifer Cahill, operator of the US Taksforce gets a call from her brother, who has been kidnapped by the "businessmen" from Mexico's legendary drug cartels. What starts as a simple search and rescue mission, turns into a race to prevent a critical piece of infrastructure, vital to upholding civilization in North America from being sabotaged.

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Jan 06, 2016 Jarrod rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It was technical and yet flowing. The bad guys were genuine (except for the ghost, I think he would have killed Jennifer), and quality bad guys. The plot was thick with technical expertise regarding the GPS abilities and capabilities. I tore through this book faster than any of the previous Pike books and almost didn't realize how fast I went through it. I liked it that much.

The Taskforce dynamic is great and it's nice to see spec-ops guys with character that act ...more

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Feb 01, 2014 Lee rated it liked it

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Another good Pike Logan Jennifer Cahill book from Taylor. Cahill’s brother is kidnapped by Mexican drug gangs and they rush of to Mexico to try and rescue him. Once there they find something more sinister going on as the drug gangs are attempting to buy something that will jam gps and send modern US technology back to the Stone Age. The action skips across Mexico as they try to rescue the brother and keep the gps jammer out of the hands of terrorists.

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