OPERATION DAWN WOLF
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Operation Dawn Wolf is a spy-thriller following Recruit Harris as she endeavours to survive the near-impossible Special Operations selection process. If you like high-stakes thrills, strong female heroes, and action-packed adventures, then you won’t be able to put down GJ Stevens’s intriguing novel.
Formed of audio transcripts of covert recordings and team member journal entries, this file documents OPERATION DAWN WOLF, an EYES-ONLY covert operation to identify and terminate the perpetrators of ongoing [redacted] of the highly secret Special Operations candidate selection process.
The transcripts document the progression of [redacted] recruited 2Lt [redacted] (now known as Carrie Harris, aka Candidate Corra Hughes) through the agency's Special Operations selection process, [redacted].
The files contain numerous redactions to protect the identities of current and past operations and operational agents, lowering the security status of the information from EYES ONLY to SECRET.
No details have been changed or edited, however the final report by [redacted] cannot be downgraded to SECRET and is therefore omitted.
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In the style of C.S. Lewis'
In the style of C.S. Lewis' Screwtape Letters, the story of recruit Carrie Harrris unfolds via transcripts of interviews beginning with Dr. Devlin. As her life story unfolds, he feels there's something missing that she's not sharing. Her goal: to be the best British Special Agent/Spy.
I love British books and movies. Because of a hearing loss, I read the subtitles when watching movies. Thus the format of this intriguing book makes me feel like I'm watching rather than reading this. I read it in one sitting and wasn't able to anticipate the many twists and turns. It's a fun read! I'm ready for Book 2.
Thank you for the wonderful
Thank you for the wonderful review and I'm so glad you enjoyed it and that you're ready for book 2 as it's out today! (5th June 2020) mybook.to/LessonLearned
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