Jeff Rovin, Rogue Angel

Rogue Angel By Jeff Rovin

The earthquake on the Pacific Ocean bed registered 8.2. The tremors lead to tsunamis with one heading towards the West Coast of the United States. In the path is the research military vessel the USS Hidalgo where scientist Captain Flynn and others have worked for six years on the Guardian Angel Project as a means to shoot down enemy or hijacked aircraft. The brains behind GAP will not know how successful their project is as the waves traveling at near supersonic speed devastates the Hidalgo.

No one controls Angel, which is destroying aircraft. The military assigns the Land, Air, Sea Emergency Rescue team (LASER) led by Major Tom Bryan to stop Angel, whose attacks have brought the world to the brink of the ultimate war. Tom and his crew have to enter the Hidalgo buried under mud, water, and twisted metal and who knows what else to reach the GAP controls if they are still operational. They better do this fast if they want to see their loved ones waiting back in Corpus Christie.

ROGUE ANGEL is an action-packed thriller so that even when the LASER team is on an exercise entering a Hawaiian volcano, the novel grips the audience who think of the destruction caused by the recent deadly tsunami. Jeff Rovin makes his super team fun to follow though even their leader with a wife waiting for him to come home back in Texas never seems gets past action hero status. Still these super warriors battling to save air space from a ROGUE ANGEL will leave fans wanting to follow more of their adventures that will remind the audience of Clive Cussler's Dirk Pitt adventures.

Harriet Klausner