Blood and Honor
It was supposed to be another Gideon business trip abroad…
Until the jungle became a battlefield and each shadow concealed a potential enemy.
Dev and Mitch head to a remote section of the Philippines to consult with Ryoko Yamada, a past client of Gideon as the woman brokers a deal with the government that will enable her father's Japanese energy firm to begin sustainable production in the Pacific. Only a Yakuza hit-team arrives first and will stop at nothing to bring the Yamada Corporation down. Mitch and Dev plunge into the hunt, pursuing the kill-squad through the jungle to stop them from reaching Ryoko as she eludes her attackers.
As the chase unfolds, they learn that the hitmen are not who they appear to be. Aided by operatives from his past, Mitch discovers that the tangled web of murder and espionage extends to Tokyo and beyond in a sinister plan to unravel the global energy market. With Mitch and Dev racing to prevent another strike against the Yamada Corporation in Japan, they will find their skills and their principles stretched to the limit.
Blood and Honor is the 9th book in the Mitch Kearns Combat Tracker Series but readers can enjoy the series in any order.
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JT Sawyer is the pen name for Tony Nester who made his living teaching survival courses for the military special operations community, at the university level, and writing for publications like Outside and Backpacker Magazine. He has over 30 years of experience testing long-term survival skills in the desert, mountains, and forest and is the author of 12 non-fiction books on the subject.
JT has also provided training for celebrities like Josh Brolin and Andrew Zimmern, in addition to serving as a consultant for the film Into the Wild. Nowadays, JT prefers having a roof over his head and putting his characters in dire situations in his post-apoc and thriller stories. He lives with his family and several rescue dogs in Colorado.
Mitch Kearns Combat Tracker Series
Mitch Kearns Combat Tracker Series consists of eleven primary books, and includes one additional book that complement the series but is not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
