 Hawk |
Kendig brings the heat…!
Save his team? Or save the innocents depending on him? Raptor’s communications expert, Staff Sergeant Brian “Hawk” Bledsoe is struggling with his inner demons, leaving him on the verge of an “other than honorable” discharge. Plagued with corrupted intel, Raptor team continues to track down the terrorist playing chess with their lives. Afghan pilot Fekiria Haidary is devastated when a systems glitch on her aircraft forces a weapons launch on a safe target. When the deadly bombing separates Brian from the team, he must make an impossible choice: save his brothers-in-arms, or save the woman and children depending on him for survival. |
Awards & Recognition
2014 – Voted a “Top 10 Novels of 2014” by FamilyFiction readers!
REVIEWS
Kendig brings the heat in this suspenseful second installment of the Quiet Professionals series. The glimpse into the turmoil that Special Forces soldiers face is intriguing and humbling. Hawk is worth picking up–just be prepared to not set it down! ~~ RT Book Reviews
The latest installment in the Quiet Professionals series is a page-turner until the very end.
~~Cristel Phelps, CBA Retailers
~~There’s nothing quite like a Ronie Kendig reading experience and Hawk, her second Quiet Professionals novel, is chock full of all the goodies Ronie treats her readers to, with her supremely talented pen! ~~Rel Mollet, RelzReviewz
Ronie Kendig has done it again! My laundry piled up, dust bunnies multiplied, and dishes overflowed in the sink as I was totally enthralled with Hawk. I had to keep reading to find out what happened next. The characters leap off the page and capture my heart. I can’t wait for the next amazing title from this series.~~Cindy Jimenez, Librarian
ENDORSEMENTS:
Raptor is back in this suspense-filled, action-packed continuation to the Quiet Professional series. Ronie Kendig doesn’t pull any punches in Hawk as she thrusts her readers headfirst into a boatload of danger and a frigid snowstorm that has even the reader fending off frostbite. ~Elizabeth Olmedo, Life Is Story