Egan (Shadow Recon Book 3)

At the arctic training camp, too many things keep going wrong for Egan, and the shadow of Teegan's disappearance, Mountain's missing brother, has never been resolved despite grid searches of the tundra. Berry arrived at the camp on her sister's recommendation and is shocked to find a different side of her sibling emerging under pressure, raising questions about who Berry can trust among the people she is supposed to be training alongside. As more bodies appear and the camp's tensions escalate, Egan and Berry find themselves investigating from within a closed, dangerous community.

Tristan Wright narrates the third Shadow Recon novel with the military procedural authority the series demands, giving the arctic setting its proper isolated intensity. His performance distinguishes Egan's professional experience from Berry's civilian perspective clearly, and the thriller's building paranoia, about who among the trainees has been compromised, is handled with the sustained suspense the premise requires. At just over six hours, Egan is a compact entry in Dale Mayer's military romance thriller series.