Posted: Nov. 29, 2014
Taskforce operators Pike Logan and Jennifer Cahill are used to putting their lives at risk, but in The Polaris Protocol it’s Jennifer’s brother and countless more innocents who face unfathomable violence and bloodshed.Pike and Jennifer are in Turkmenistan with the Taskforce—a top-secret antiterrorist unit that operates outside US law—when Jennifer gets a call from her brother, Jack. Working on an investigative report into the Mexican drug cartels, Jack Cahill has unknowingly gotten caught between two rival groups. His desperate call to his sister is his last before he’s kidnapped.
In their efforts to rescue Jack, Pike and Jennifer uncover a plot much more insidious than illegal drug trafficking—the cartel that put a target on Jack’s back has discovered a GPS hack with the power to effectively debilitate the United States. The hack allows a user to send false GPS signals, making it possible to manipulate everything from traffic signals and banking wire transfers to cruise missiles, but only while the system’s loophole remains in place.
With the GPS hack about to be exploited and Jack’s life at stake, Jennifer and Pike must find a way to infiltrate the cartel’s inner circle and eliminate the impending threat. The price of failure, for both the Taskforce and the country, is higher than ever.
HUBBY'S REVIEW:
Frist time that I have read Brad Taylor. The story is about Jennifer’s Brother Jack being kidnap after following through on a lead for a story. He is a reporter and is taken by a drug cartel, thinking that he has stumbled onto something about drugs routes he realizes that they are talking about taking out our GPS system on the drones flying by the border cannot detect them. Jennifer, leaves their mission and so after Pike follows and then the discover the bigger picture and must rescue her brother but also find the person who is behind the taking control of the GPS, for now national security is at stake. Plenty of action and fast paced story of trying to find who has what and how it happened while still trying to stay alive. Overall a good book. I got this book from net galley.
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