
Special Access
Duncan Hunter Thriller, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Gary Bennett
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By:
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Mark A. Hewitt
He swore to be always faithful. Will joining a top-secret CIA program force him to choose between betraying a friend and remaining a patriot?
Duncan Hunter is driven by his sense of duty. So when a plane crash forces the ambitious pilot out of the Marine Corps, he hungrily searches for another way to fight terrorism. And he finds it in an intelligence officer's invitation to come aboard a clandestine project scouting and destroying Mexican poppy fields in the War on Drugs.
Forced into hiding when his cover is blown, Hunter forges strategic new friendships while dodging assassination attempts. But as the aftershocks from the hunt for bin Laden bring more intricate conspiracies to light, the scarred fighter comes under fire from double-dealing politicians as well as jihadist snipers.
Can the embattled agent expose a deadly inner rot before he's permanently shot down? Special Access is the darkly unsettling first book in the Duncan Hunter series of political thrillers. If you like tough-as-nails heroes, high-octane adventures, and stories of real-world corruption, then you'll love Mark A. Hewitt's suspense-laden tale.
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Too politically
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The author doesn't know the most basic information about flying. A cyclic is used in rotary-wing aircraft, not in fixed- wing aircraft.
The author does not understand the military. A young pilot is not pulled out of flight school to be a general's aid, the Command and Staff school is not something you do as a Leutenant and not while in flight school. An O-3 will not be the XO of a fighter squadron. An O-6 does not attend the Naval War College, he teaches there.
These errors were glaring to me. That said, I did finish the book because I paid for it and no other reason.
the lack of character development
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