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Team Camelot is still processing Moose's death (except for Noah) when they receive a new mission. A new twist of rescuing an American valuable to the government from a foreign prison. They will infiltrate by having Sarah arrested on a drug possession to get in and befriend the asset. Researching and planning with new team member Marco has the team a little on edge, but the mission always comes first. the mission is going well until Sarah and the asset are whisked out of the prison and kidnapped into the sex trade. Team Camelot loses track of Sarah and the asset and gets an assist from Team Cinderella which includes psycho assassin Jenny. The teams meld well together as they scour the country from the asset and Sarah.… (meer)

Noah and team are still recovering from the attack and tragedy at Neverland when they are cleared for a new assignment. Their job is to take down the leader of a terrorist organization that is planning an event that will have a worldwide effect. The problem being that no one knows who the actual leader is. Noah must impersonate an assassin that was hired for the job to find out the target and the top dog in the organization to eliminate them. MI6 has the actual assassin under arrest and he escapes causing a cat & mouse game with Noah that will have deadly consequences for the team and the world. The council that represents the top dog has Neil, Sarah, & Moose on task running drones and tracking satellite telephones to help Noah find the actual location of leadership and the assassin who is stalking Noah. The tight team works well together and makes for an enjoyable read except Sarah gets a little overbearing at times because of her "romance" with Noah. The man has no emotions which makes him the best at his work and she wants more. Also the camaraderie between Moose & "little brother" Neil is endearing and it balances the tough military men attitudes with the emotionless Noah.… (meer)

A "prequel" or "memoir" of sorts by Noah Wolf explaining how he came to be as a requirement to his "government" job. I would read this book after reading "Code Name Camelot". He starts with the murder/suicide of his parents that triggered the lack of emotions to his human condition and continues the story through various foster homes and his small circle of fellow foster kids who helped him mimic behavior and emotions. The book ends with when he joins the military which is where "Code Name Camelot" starts. This was a quick read to better understand Noah Wolf as you continue reading the series… (meer)

Noah & team are shutting down a major drug cartel & are heading back to base to celebrate. A messages comes through that base has been attacked and to stay away and on the run. Piecing together what little information they have, it's determined that Noah's nemesis Andropov is the cause and is hunting Noah for retribution. Delving deeper into Noah's past it's discovered that his childhood friend Molly might be in danger. Since Noah joined E&E he was declared dead and his new identity created for ops work. Does the emotionless man let Molly know he's alive and will it help the team better know him? What will Noah do to eliminate Andropov once & for all? Noah, Moose, Neil, & Sarah have to plan an op with more than death on their minds.… (meer)