Operation Zulu Redemption: Collateral Damage – Part 1 by Ronie Kendig | RE:View

First off, a CONGRATULATIONS to....

>>K. L. Bridgewater<<

She won the giveaway for last week's interview with Ginger Marcinkowski (which you can see here). I'll be contacting you K. L. about receiving you book from Ginger. Thanks for commenting.


Now on to my review of Part 1...

Collateral Damage – Part 1

Taking off where Overkill left off, Collateral Damage ramps up the intensity of team Zulu faster than a heat-seeking missal acquiring a target. Ronie artfully weaves the story of Annie, Téya, Nuala, Boone, and Trace, among other characters, in a way that keeps you turning the virtual pages.

From the moment you open Collateral Damage, the adrenaline gets pumping as Nuala is introduced and team Zulu is faced with the seemingly insurmountable task of finding out why Misrata happened in the first place. LTC Trace Weston has his work cut out for him as he wrestles against old information and years of silence between him and his team. Will they find a new lead to the case? Can he protect the remaining girls or will he fail them like the others?

Time is running out as the unseen enemy seems to get closer every time.

Part 1 is everything you’d want in a fast, action-packed novel and more! Ronie paints a masterful scene that is only heightened by the varying viewpoints of the team and those in positions of power. I recommend reading Overkill first (it’s the perfect introduction) and then hopping on over to Amazon and getting Part 2, because you will not be able to rest until you know what happens!

Purchase Operation Zulu Redemption: Collateral Damage - Part 1

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I received a free copy of this book for review purposes, but was under no obligation to read the book or post a review. I do so under my own motivation and the opinions I have expressed in this review are honest and entirely my own. 

Operation Zulu Redemption: Overkill - The Beginning by Ronie Kendig | RE:View

Blood pumping, adrenaline inducing writing that will leave you desperate for the next installment!

Ronie Kendig has done it again! Her serialization, Operation Zulu Redemption, is one wild ride after another. As I've mentioned in previous posts, this work is spread out over 5 weeks drawing you a little further into the story each week.

We're currently at Part 3, Hazardous Duty, but I'm going to start with sharing my review of Overkill - The Beginning.

OVERKILL

In this FREE (yep, get your copy now!!!) introduction to the serialization, you will meet some of the key players of Operation Zulu (or OZ for short).

Ronie doesn't even let you catch your breath before you're out the door and part of the wild ride the OZ team is facing. As each character is introduced, a new twist of the plot unfolds until you're completely wrapped up in it.

I won't say much more than that at this point since Overkill introduces the series and I don't want to give anything away. I will say, however, that you'd better get this right away! I'll be reviewing Collateral Damage (part 1) soon and you'll want to be caught up by then.

Download
Operation Zulu Redemption: Overkill - The Beginning
Purchase
Operation Zulu Redemption: Collateral Damage - Part 1
Operation Zulu Redemption: Out of Nowhere - Part 2
Operation Zulu Redemption: Hazardous Duty - Part 3

Serialization Description 
(from Ronie's website)

They never should’ve existed. Now they don’t.

In the aftermath of their first highly successful op, the first all-female special ops team, known as Zulu, discovered that innocent civilians—women and children—died at their hands. Zulu was set up to take a devastating fall.

Fearing for their lives, the Zulu team vanished. With new identities and spread across the globe, they live in relative but isolated peace—yet still haunted by the past. Terrified of being discovered.

Five years after that horrific night, they begin to hope they might be safe and the tragedy forgotten.

Until two of them are murdered.

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I received a free copy of this book for review purposes, but was under no obligation to read the book or post a review. I do so under my own motivation and the opinions I have expressed in this review are honest and entirely my own.

Go deeper...

Check out these character interviews and informative OZ posts by my fellow RFFTF Team members!

Music for the Mission - OZ Playlist

Why Zulu?

Summer Shoot-Out: Vacation with Ronie Kendig & Zulu


Meet:

Keeley

Annie

Nuala

Boone

 Sam

Trace

Meet Annie from Operation Zulu by Ronie Kendig

First off, if you don't know about Operation Zulu Redemption by Ronie Kendig, you should  know ;) You can learn more about the O.Z. serialization from Ronie's site but you can also join the team by going to www.teamzulu.com and be a part of the community!

I have the amazing opportunity to be a part of Ronie's Rapid-Fire Fiction Task Force which means I get to share some pretty amazing insider info with you. We're talking top secret, highest security clearance stuff here! Ok, ok...so maybe it's not that top secret but I do get to introduce you to one of the characters from O.Z. today!

If you haven't started the seirilaztion, you NEED to (trust me on this). And guess what? The first episode is FREE!!!

Download Operation Zulu Redemption: Overkill - The Beginning today for free and make sure you pre-order the next episodes as well!

Meet Annie

Name: Annie Palermo aka Ashland Palmieri

Age: 26

Eye color: Blue

Hair color: White-blonde, curly

Height: 5’5”

Unique skill: highly perceptive

Quirk: no real sense of humor

Favorite movie: While You Were Sleeping

Snack of choice: yogurt and granola

Resembles: Aly Michalka

Other: focused, tenacious, loves discourse and theology, classy, intelligent, prefers slacks and blouses, formidably tenacious, athletic

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Well, what do you think? Annie sounds pretty interesting right? Take it from me, from what I've read so far you will *love* this series! It's like an amazing television show but for readers! So, make sure you pre-order to get each episode so we can see more fiction like this.