Ring of Fire

Pike Logan and his team at the Taskforce track an unusual pattern of terrorist bombings that appear disconnected but may have hidden links. The investigation takes them from the streets of Thailand to remote locations across Southeast Asia. Former Mossad agent Aaron Bergmann joins forces with Pike's team as they work to uncover the truth behind the attacks. Their pursuit leads them into conflict with dangerous adversaries while racing against time to prevent further destruction. The story moves between multiple locations and perspectives as Pike and his colleagues piece together a complex web of international terrorism and criminal enterprises. The investigation forces them to confront both known enemies and unexpected threats. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, justice, and the price of keeping global peace through the lens of contemporary geopolitical tensions and counterterrorism operations. Ring of Fire examines how personal and professional obligations intersect in the world of covert operations.

Readers describe fast-paced action and detailed military operations, with many noting Taylor's technical expertise shines through. Fans of the Pike Logan series appreciate the character development and emotional depth compared to earlier books. Liked: - Research and authenticity of locations and tactics - Multiple storylines that connect seamlessly - Balance of action and character moments - Realistic dialogue between team members Disliked: - Some found the plot overly complex with too many moving parts - Several readers mention the first 50 pages being slow - New readers felt lost without having read previous books Ratings: Goodreads: 4.28/5 (3,800+ ratings) Amazon: 4.6/5 (1,200+ ratings) Sample reader comments: "The tradecraft and operational details feel authentic" - Amazon review "Too many characters to keep track of" - Goodreads review "Best entry in the series since Operator Down" - Goodreads review

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🔥 Author Brad Taylor served 21 years in the U.S. Army Infantry and Special Forces, including eight years in the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta, commonly known as Delta Force. 🌍 The book's plot centers around a terrorist organization known as the Ring of Fire, which takes its name from the volcanic region encircling the Pacific Ocean where most of the world's earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur. ⚔️ The main character, Pike Logan, is named after two military legends: Pike was inspired by Zebulon Pike (of Pike's Peak fame), and Logan was named after Civil War general John Logan. 🕵️ Taylor wrote this book, like many in the Pike Logan series, by drawing on his real-world counter-terrorism experience and incorporating current geopolitical threats. 📚 "Ring of Fire" is the 11th book in the Pike Logan series, which has become one of the most successful modern military thriller franchises, with over a million copies sold.