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Reggae Jihad ReviewI read a lot of Thrillers and, like most, enjoy Vince Flynn, Brad Thor and Lee Child. But our favorite authors can only write so many books so I'm always looking for new material. I came across Reggae Jihad by Caleb H. Smith in an advertisement on Facebook, found it available on Kindle and decided to take a chance on the book.
Frankly, the book grabbed my attention from the very beginning. I don't write a lot of reviews and am not good at summarizing a plot so I'll leave that to others and Amazon's Product Description. What I will tell you is that Cody Sargent, an ex-Navy Seal, is an interesting and likeable character. The book is a fast, fun, entertaining read that is set mostly in the Caribbean which I found to be a refreshing departure from so many other stories in this genre.
If you're looking for something a little different that will leave you wanting more give Reggae Jihad a try.Reggae Jihad OverviewWhen a windfall on Wall Street earned ex-navy SEAL Cody Sargent a small fortune, he quit his job, bought a forty-five foot sloop, and sailed away to the tropics. Now he spends winters cruising the Caribbean, letting the warm sunlight and salt air wash his mind clean of the five years of death and killing he endured in cold, arid Afghanistan. It is October, and the tropical rain and humidly of the hurricane season have faded. The dry sunny breezes of the new winter have taken over. Cody Sargent, beginning another winter of cruising the windward islands, sails into Admiralty Bay on the island of Bequia and drops the anchor. He plans to while away a few pleasant days and nights with Emma Stevenson, a local boutique owner whom he met the previous spring on his trip south to Venezuela to lay-up his boat for the summer hurricane season. Over dinner the first evening, Emma tells him the island gossip says a group of Muslims have taken up residence on the adjacent island of St. Vincent and plan to convert the local Rastafarians to Islam. Knowing Muslims well from his tours of duty in Afghanistan, Cody doubts they would even attempt such a conversion. With the whole winter ahead to cruise the Caribbean, Cody decides to take a few days and sail over to St. Vincent and investigate. Soon Cody finds himself the target of Muslim assassins, even as he struggles to thwart a strike by Muslim terrorists against the U.S. mainland,

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