Review: Good, but  too similar
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2014
to the Kazak Guardians books.  The major difference in that Captain Sapir commands a squad of elite soliders instead of operating as an individual bodyguard.  Not sure why I wasn't able to connect with the character. but I think it was because the book is a collection of scenarios that Captain Sapir needed to handle. Almost connected short stories without whatever gave me the connection with the main character from Kazak.  While I will probably buy the sequel, I hope C. R. can give us more of a reason to care if the "no prisoners" rule comes into play.