The Shooters

Colonel Carlos Castillo is assigned by the President himself to track down a rogue Department of Defense operation running black money and weapons through an elaborate front company, a mission that requires Castillo to operate entirely off the books with a team assembled from across the Special Forces community. W.E.B. Griffin's fourth Presidential Agent novel maintains the series' distinctive mix of military proceduralism, insider Washington detail, and action sequences built on tactical competence rather than superhuman heroics.

Dick Hill's narration gives Griffin's dense operational world its proper weight. His voice suits the military culture the novel inhabits, conveying both the hierarchy and the informal bonds between soldiers with equal conviction. At just over eighteen hours, The Shooters is a substantial commitment for series fans, but Hill's reliable performance ensures the investment pays off.