October Reads Worth Falling For

Danger, desire, second chances, and unexpected romance—discover this month’s Fresh Fiction Featured Books.

Andrew Peterson

6 comments posted.

Re: Forced to Kill (12:26pm June 7, 2011):

Thanks Cindi. Please thank your husband for me for his service to
America. I sleep well at night because he often doesn't.

Re: Forced to Kill (11:53am June 5, 2011):

Hi everyone, I need to clarify something. My protagonist wasn't a
Navy SEAL. He was a special forces Marine Corps Sniper. I mentioned
the SEALs because they've been in the news lately and Nathan
McBride, my series character was the same kind of soldier. The
Marine special forces are highly trained, equal to Navy SEALS, they
just aren't as well known. I don't anyone to think this book is about a
former SEAL :)

Re: Forced to Kill (10:53pm June 4, 2011):

Jeanne, please thank your husband for me. This author appreciates his
service to America.

Thanks again all for the nice posts.

Re: Forced to Kill (3:55pm June 4, 2011):

I'm overwhelmed by all the nice comments. I really appreciate hearing
from you folks. It's my sincere hope everyone enjoys Nathan's world.
Thanks again!

Re: Forced to Kill (10:54am June 4, 2011):

Thank you for all the kind posts, folks. I appreciate them. Sandra,
the modern Navy SEALs can trace part of their roots back to the UDT's
(Underwater Demolition Teams) of WWII. I don't know too much
about them, but they sound like a sub-specialty of SEAL Team
operations. As if working with explosives on dry land isn't dangerous
enough...

I should note that Nathan McBride, my main character, wasn't a SEAL.
He was a special forces scout sniper (in the Marine Corps) attached to
the CIA to conduct high risk "take out" missions all over the world.

He's retired now, but can't seem to stay that way!

Re: Forced to Kill (1:18am June 4, 2011):

Thanks Sandy, but you can't "read" FORCED just yet, you can only listen!
:)