"Marshall Hail was a husband, a father, a Physics Nobel prize winner and industrial billionaire. But when Hail's family was killed in a terrorist attack, he became a predator and redirected his vast industrial assets toward one goal"
As an industrialist he opts to build drones and a team to operate them, in order to direct his energies towards his revenge.
I found this to be very much a book of two parts. The first part felt like a game they were playing and it reminded me hugely of a comic book hero from about a thousand years ago. General Jumbo! In those days they weren't 'drones' but 'radio controlled toys'. General Jumbo would set the world to rights each week with the aid of his toys that were operated from a single controller work on one arm. How DID that work?
I would stress that I did enjoy both parts of the story although the change in the second part was very welcome.
This was book one and sets up a scenario where there could be any number of books to follow based on Hail and his crew.
If you are into high-tech thrillers then this is an ideal choice that I'm sure could make excellent TV one day when the series is more mature.
I was donated a Kindle review copy of this book which is self published on lulu.com
Genre - YA action thriller
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