Reflexive Fire

By: Jack Murphy

Narrated by: Don Hoeksema

As a freelance assassin, Deckard is no stranger to the shadow world of covert operations, but when he is summoned to Bohemian Grove and hired to train and lead a battalion of Kazakh mercenaries, he soon discovers his employer's real agenda: a doomsday plot decades in the making.

Now, free humanity's only chance for survival rests with Deckard's renegade private military company. From Afghanistan to Burma and beyond, the clock is ticking down to global extinction.

©2011 Jack Murphy (P)2015 Beacon Audiobooks

5 start worthy but PLEASE find a new narrator.

This is a great story and writing by Jack. I'll be the first to admit I don't usually write reviews. However, I can't stand for the injustice I feel about the narrator. He needs to learn how to pronounce words correctly and read jokes in text as they are supposed to sound. Seriously ruined the experience.

Not a bad story, but

The director and producer need to make sure the narrator can pronounce the words. It was very distracting. You see this in every book but WTF!

Keep going Jack.

Great military thriller marred by terrible perform

What made the experience of listening to Reflexive Fire the most enjoyable?

Mr. Murphy shows extreme attention to detail when it comes to military equipment use and description and military tactics.

What didn’t you like about Don Hoeksema’s performance?

The performer doesn't use punctuation, mispronounces common words and misreads ( I had the kindle version to compare it to). Overall, terrible.

Any additional comments?

It would be great if the audio book could be performed by George Guidall or Scott Brick and re-released.

Good listen!

I enjoyed the story, however I found the narration to be slightly distracting. I believe it was a combination of technical thoroughness of the writing and strict pronunciations of the written content. Additionally the narrative was slightly monotone for the first half of the book. Again this might be due to the technical writing aspects, but near the end it seemed the story, writing and narration began to flow.
Overall I enjoyed the story, looking forward to the other books!

Ok book.

It is an interesting thriller but was not what I was thinking. Definitely have to pay attention or you will miss things even for a second because it is so fast paced.