" Bond of Brothers: Danger Close is as realistic a portrayal I have read thus far of the extremes of calm and frantic action that define a conflict in today’s modern, highly-mechanized armed services. Author Robert James Saniscalchi has created a set of characters that are real, believable, and as prone to doubt as any normal person but who also believe they owe a greater duty to their fellow combatants, their missions, and their country as a whole. The author’s no-nonsense, tell it as it happens style of delivery is easy to read and absolutely riveting. That he also manages to incorporate a sweet romance and love story into the action-packed adventure is a real credit to both his research and his obvious extensive base knowledge of military procedures and protocols. I particularly appreciated that he presented the military actions of the “heroes” in this story with little to no hyperbole and did not shy away from the idea that in war even good people can die. For me, the book was a single sit-down read as each chapter begged the reader to see where this went next. That there is excellent character development of Emma and Jason despite the brevity of the novella is again a credit to the author. I really enjoyed this story and only wished it had been longer. This is a book that I can highly recommend and will definitely be seeking out more of this author’s work."
The quaint little town of Pinecrest in the mountains of Arizona faces its most harrowing challenge yet—a chilling murder that sends shockwaves through the community.
Marcus Lee, Pinecrest's newly appointed police chief, finds himself at the cente