Title: Patriots and Profits: The Prelude to For One’s Own Cause (Alan Scott Series Book 1)
Synopsis: Capt. Keith Ridgely faces a career upheaval after a mission in Zimbabwe, entering a world where loyalties blur. (4/5 stars)
Book Review:
“Patriots and Profits” by Alan Scott is a riveting military thriller that delves into the complexities of duty, loyalty, and the moral grey areas of warfare. Capt. Keith Ridgely, a seasoned soldier with a strong sense of patriotism, finds himself reassigned to a mysterious new venture after a mission in Zimbabwe. As he navigates this unfamiliar terrain, he is forced to confront uncomfortable truths about the nature of his missions and the motivations behind them.
Scott’s writing masterfully captures the tension and adrenaline of combat scenarios, immersing the reader in the high-stakes world of military operations. The character development is nuanced and engaging, particularly in the portrayal of Capt. Ridgely’s internal struggles as he grapples with conflicting loyalties and the ambiguity of his new assignment.
One of the strengths of “Patriots and Profits” is its exploration of the moral complexities inherent in modern warfare, making it a thought-provoking read for fans of military fiction. The plot twists and turns keep the reader on the edge of their seat, culminating in a satisfying conclusion that leaves room for further exploration in the next installment of the series.
I highly recommend “Patriots and Profits” to anyone who enjoys action-packed thrillers with a thought-provoking edge. Pick up a copy and dive into the world of Capt. Keith Ridgely to uncover the secrets that lie at the intersection of patriotism and profit.
Take the initiative to grab a copy of “Patriots and Profits” and discover the gripping tale that awaits within its pages.
Patriots and Profits: The Prelude to For One’s Own Cause (Alan Scott Series Book 1)- US