June Bug

A Sam Cable Mystery, Book 3

De: Scott Bell

Narrado por: J. Scott Bennett

A plague is coming, and it’s not COVID-19. Terrorists have engineered a bioweapon called Siren’s Tears that strikes hard and kills quickly, and the clock is ticking for the country. FBI Agent Rita Goldman uncovers the first clues, which lead her to investigate a Chechen terrorist group operating in East Texas. The Piney Woods are filled with snakes, ticks, mosquitos, and rednecks, and that’s the last place she wants to be...except that the area also happens to be the territory of a certain Texas Ranger, Sam Cable.

Teamed up again, the odd couple races the clock to prevent the devastating release of this weapon of mass destruction. Pitted against crazed, virus-mad citizens, Chechen terrorists, and meth-dealing motorcycle gangs, Rita and Sam have a rough path to navigate, complicated by an unexpected, and surprising, mutual attraction.

The feisty FBI agent and the lantern-jawed Ranger take on the terrorists and each other. Who will come out on top?

©2020 Scott Bell (P)2021 Scott Bell

Hmmmm....

I have mixed emotions about the 3rd book in the series. I really like Sam Cable and Rita. I like their relationship, for what it has been. However, I am not a fan of how the relationship progressed...
That being said, the story of the bio weapon is really too close to comfort after Covid19, but, isn't that the way life is? Too close for comfort. The fact that the story was written long before Covid, but that the author we back in and updated it was impressive.
Did I enjoy the book? Yes...yes, I did. And, I most definitely am looking forward to book 4, "July".
Do I recommend this book...again...yes, I definitely do!!
I actually listened to the audiobook version of this. Scott Bennett is one of my very favorite narrators and I am always excited to listen to a book narrated by him. He seems to become the characters and he brings them to life for me.

Absolutely love this series!

Sam and Rita really had their work cut out for them in this 3rd book in the Same Cable Mystery Series. June Bug takes place in Texas with Rita bringing a case involving foreign nationals and a secret weapon that could kill a lot of Americans.
The narrator did a fabulous job and I appreciated the author's revisions to include the pandemic that is still simmering in 2021.
Bravo!

Another great Sam Cable story

I have enjoyed all the books in this series so far and this is no exception. You quickly become invested in the characters and fully entrenched in the story. Texas Ranger, Sam Cable, and fiery FBI Agent, Rita Goldman, team up once again to try to catch terrorists that have engineered a deadly rabies type bioweapon. It is an exciting, thrilling story that keeps you captivated from start to finish. I love the sarcasm, humour, action and caring in this story. The narrator did a great job of bringing the story to life and his southern twang fit the main character perfectly. It is well written and narrated and will leave you wanting many more stories containing these characters.

Whew! Hold on to your heart!

Have mercy! What a wild ride! As usual, life for our favorite Texas Ranger, Sam Cable, is far from dull. This time Sam teams up with an FBI agent and the task is to stop terrorists from deploying a bio-weapon. A totally unputdownable book! Yep, I highly recommend!
I accepted a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Such a GOOD SERIES!!!!

Texas ranger Sam Cable is up to getting the s**t kicked out of him again! This seems to be Cable’s forte. This is book three in the series. Each book can be listened to as a standalone but I would suggest listening to the series in order. There is a continuing relationship between Cable and FBI agent Rita Goldman on loan from NY. I think this relationship can be appreciated much more if it’s followed from the beginning.
The publisher’s summary is very comprehensive and needs no further details. The author on the other hand is so talented. I really enjoy his writing style. He uses plenty of humor, sarcasm and metaphors. I found myself actually laughing at times and that’s rare.
J. Scott Bennett does a fantastic job narrating. If I tried I couldn’t find a better narrator for this series.
This book has my HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION.
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