Five years ago, a team of six women Special Forces members were trained by Trace Weston and sent on a black ops mission in Misrata, Libya. They were given bad Intel, and 22 women and children were killed. No one was supposed to know they even existed. Each soldier was given a new identity and a new life, however, according to official government records, they are all dead.

Now someone is hunting them down, one by one. Zulu three and four are dead, Zulu five is barely clinging to life, Zulu one, two and six have been rescued and are in a safe underground bunker. Trace is determined to discover how someone found these women and why that person is trying to kill them. The team ventures outside the bunker on several covert missions, putting themselves in harm's way as they seek redemption. Can Trace keep them safe, even when Zulu one's boyfriend makes waves, determined to find her?

OPERATION ZULU REDEMPTION is a serial novel filled with fast-paced, adrenalin-pumping action that will grab you on page one and hold you captive till the end. You'll crisscross the globe with these operatives as they search for answers and their would-be killer. Ronie Kendig does an excellent job of portraying the thoughts and emotions of these strong and resilient women as they are being held captive in the underground bunker, as well as while on black ops missions. Ms. Kendig gives us a unique blend of supporting characters who strengthen the plot and move it along at breakneck speed. Many of the characters question whether or not God is really there for them and can forgive the atrocities of war some of them have committed. Filled with suspense, there is danger at every turn! Hang on tight for a roller coaster ride with this inspirational thriller. I do hope Ms. Kendig will give us more adventures with these Zulu operatives.