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Weston Ochse continues his saga of Seal Team 666 with Reign of Evil. He also continues his rather alarming tendency of killing off his principal characters (if I was employed as a character in one of his books I’d be justifiably concerned). This book begins with one of the characters from the last book visiting Stonehenge to witness a Solstice ceremony only to be sacrificed as that ceremony turns out to be one to summon the return of King Arthur. Our guys from Seal Team 666 are summoned, eventually, by their English equivalents in an attempt to thwart this attempted overthrow of England. Readers who enjoy a good military adventure and are not put off by fantastical plot elements and excessive violence will enjoy this book.
