Review: Dashed hope.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2011
I read this book hoping and praying that the author had addressed the serious informational errors that had occurred in the first bookS.E.A.L. Team Omega Flames of Betrayal. I was sadly let down.The author clearly has no clue about the lifestyle/environment/mentality of the military & its personnel.Not only is the heroine the leader of a mercenary group (which could happen) she is also co-leader of a SEAL Team. (Not gonna happen. Military units have a chain of command and only ONE leader ever.) Oh and she's not American, she is British.Now in this book, on top of all of that, she suddenly becomes the creator & head of a Japanese Ninja clan. SAY WHAT?I have lived in Japan. I lived there for three years. They are a very patriarchal and semi xenophobic society. There is NO WAY a non-Japanese woman is going to be able to create and lead the "purportedly" toughest ninja clan in Japan.Sierra Rose, GO back to writing paranormal romance novels where you shine. Stay out of military novels. You don't have the knowledge base to make them at all believable.