Book links take you to Amazon. As an Amazon Associate I earn money from qualifying purchases.
Printing has moved to Book Notification
To help protect our book-list data from automated scrapers and AI bots, printer-friendly lists are now available to registered users at BookNotification.com. Creating an account is free.
Visit BookNotification.com to customize and print this book list.
Publication Order of Agent of the Confederation Books
Tales from the Lyon's Den (By: Kacey Ezell,Kevin McLaughlin,Doug Dandridge,Jake Bible,Robert E. Hampson,Marisa Wolf,Chris Kennedy,Mark Wandrey,Terry Mixon,Tim C. Taylor,Michael J. Allen)
Luck is Not a Factor (By: Paul E. Cooley,Jamie Ibson,Chris Kennedy,Mark Wandrey,Rob Howell,J.R. Handley,Thomas A. Mays,Christopher Woods,Jon R. Osborne,Joseph Capdepon,Lee Dunning)
Jonathan P. Brazee is a retired Marine Colonel, who currently lives and resides in London. Born in Oakland, California, Brazee has had the opportunity of living throughout the United States as well as other countries. Jonathan P. Brazee has voyaged to more than 100 countries. After completing his high school education, Jonathan P Brazee joined the United States Naval Academy, where he earned his undergraduate degree. Later on, Brazee attended the United States International University, where he was awarded his graduate degree. Once he was awarded his graduate degree, Brazee then joined the University of California, where he was awarded with a master’s degree and a doctorate. A man of eclectic tastes, Jonathan P Brazee, is the recipient of various awards in fields such as cooking, photography and different type of sports.
During his free time, Jonathan P Brazee loves to read, write, travel, cooking and photography. Jonathan P Brazee is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Awards, United States Naval Academy Alumni-Association, Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America and the Disabled American Veterans.
Jonathan P Braze Best Books
The Recruit
The Recruit is the first installment in the United States Marine-Corps book series by renowned author, Jonathan P. Brazee. In the Recruit, author Jonathan P. Brazee introduces the readers to Ryck, a marine Corp, and Lysa his twin sister. Ryck and Lysa are more than determined to get out of the farm because it had already claimed the lives of their father and mother. From the look of things, the farm is also going to claim their lives. Lysa has always had the looks; thus she has never had to struggle financially because her boyfriends have been taking care of her. The produce harvested from their farm is not enough for one person. Thus, Lysa and Ryck decide to sell the farm and see whether they are going to clear off their corporate debts. Lysa has been seeing someone for quite some time now, and she wants to see whether they can take the relationship to another level.
Nonetheless, Ryck does not think that Lysa getting married is a great idea. Despite having his doubts, he still goes ahead and gives the union his blessings. Now that his sister is now under someone else’s care, what is he now going to do? Being employed by one of the biggest corporations on the planet does not seem like a great idea. Ryck opts to look for something that is a little bit more challenging. Thus, he decides to join the legion. As Ryck was waiting to join the legion, he meets with a longtime friend along the way. His friend had decided to join the Marine Corps. Ryck and his friend begin to exchange a few words, and before long, Ryck decides to sign up for the Marine Corps. From this point, the book picks off. We meet once again with Ryck during his enlistment all the way to the basic training.
Author, Jonathan P Braze has a clear understanding of the Marine Corps basic training and brings it clearly in the novel. Nonetheless, the Marine Corps training in this novel is much similar to the one conducted by the United States Marine Corps; however, the difference is that the Marine Corps training in the novel is done in the space. Ryck eventually manages to survive the basic training and is eventually sent to join his very first unit. Considering that the Recruit has been set in the future, the fighting scenes takes a different shape to what we have been used to. The marine corps in the novel can get close to the enemy and even kill them, but once they get seriously injured, they can be effortlessly repaired. New arms or legs can be grown from where they the old ones were cut off in the life of duty.
Furthermore, the new combat suits that the soldiers have been given has the ability to shut them down until they are transported to a hospital. Once you have recovered, you are given a new combat suit that will assist you in getting over the trauma that you may have experienced. During the story, the protagonist Ryck is wounded on numerous occasions. Nonetheless, Ryck still recovers as expected and gets back into the center of the action.
The Sargent
The Sargent is another exciting read by the author, John Brazee. Despite the fact that the Sargent is set in the future, the actions and emotions are much similar to the ones that a trainee would experience in today’s military. In the Sargent, we follow one Ryck Lysander, who has just joined the Marine Corps. Ryck has just completed both the basic and advanced military training. Ryck went through a rather rigorous ordeal; however, he eventually managed to make it through. There is a time when any young person has to make the decisions, whether he can be able to meet the requirements of the marine or quit. Ryck eventually gains the courage to go through the Marine Corps entry training and from the look of things; he is heading to become an outstanding marine. In The Sargent, Lysander gets to know the true meaning of taking care of other people.
In the Sargent, Ryck Lysander is now a squad leader. Ryck is responsible for their lives; thus he has to do all he can to ensure that he does not make wrong choices. Readers are definitely going to fall in love with the Sargent because it shows the interaction between Ryck and those who are around him. The life of a marine normally involves his platoon, squad and platoon leaders as well. Ryck eventually finds himself in complex situations. The action and the realistic descriptions of most of the weapons were brilliantly done. Author, Brazee has done a brilliant job of explaining the military terms and weapons too. Thus, the reader does not necessarily need any military background to read this novel.
With that said, the Sargent is a great addition the Marine Corps book series. The interaction and character development in the Sargent definitely bring the readers into the novel.
The links beside each book title will take you to Amazon where you can read more about the book, check availability, or purchase it. As an Amazon Associate, I earn money from qualifying purchases. If you would like to link to us, Get the Code Here.
Recommendations
Every Monday we send out an e-mail with 12 Book Recommendations over various genres, and highlighting two big new book releases. Subscribe today! Or see all our past book recommendations.
BOOK OF THE MONTH:
Everyones favourite Mossad agent and art restorer Gabriel Allon is back. This is the 26th novel in this excellent spy thriller series by Daniel Silva.
In the latest entry, with a release date of July 14th, Gabriel has to track down the missing wife of a British billionaire.
The best way is to join the Page Turners Club on our sister site, Book Notification. Go ad-free and help us keep building new features.
Get new release alerts, track your reading, and build your TBR. Get Notified.
CONTACT ME
Any issues with the book list you are seeing? Or is there an author or series we don’t have? Let me know!
For more information on BSIO read the About Me page.
Featured Series
Are you a Jack Reacher fan? If so, you absolutely have to read the Peter Ash series by author Nick Petrie.
I recommend this series to anyone who has liked Jack Reacher, and everyone always replies thanking me for it. Nick makes my life easy. If you are a Jack Reacher fan, past or present, Check out this great series today.
Top Thriller Authors
Are you a fan of psychological thrillers? A big fan of authors such as Gillian Flynn? These are our most recommended authors in the thriller genre, which is my personal favourite genre:
Any issues with the book list you are seeing? Or is there an author or series we don’t have? Let me know!