Review: Miltary Science Fiction at its finest: a wild ride through an elite special forces mission
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 8, 2013
This story is particularly enjoyable in and of itself, but read together with the first story set in the ATLAS universe ("Just Another Day"), the two stories complement each other and enhance the enjoyment one gets, as each story focuses on different characters of the same extraordinary special forces team. "Caterpillar Without a Callsign" has about the maximum character development one could possibly jam into such an action-packed tale. You'll learn about the history of some of the characters, how they grew up together, and went to school together, and what they did to get to where they are in the military: an elite, crack-shot, special forces fire team.After reading each subsequent story set in the ATLAS universe, the author leaves one craving more and more for the much-anticipated release of the main novel, "ATLAS", at the end of December 2013. It's almost as if author Isaac Hooke is whipping up a whirlwind, buffeting readers with winds carrying high quality stories, all in preparation for unleashing the final gale-force torrent of military Science Fiction: "ATLAS" by Isaac Hooke.