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Weston Ochse was born in born 1965 in Gillette; Wyoming. He grew up in Chattanooga, Tennessee and graduated from Tyner High School. He enrolled in the Army after graduating from high school and rose through the ranks to an intelligence officer. He was honorably discharged from the army in 2004. Weston is a passionate educator and author. He began his writing career in 1997 and subsequently won the 2005 Bram Stoker Award for his debut Novel Scarecrow gods. He was also nominated for the Pushcart award for his co-written short stories –Appalachian Galapagos. Weston holds a B A in Copy Writing from Excelsior College and a Masters in Creative Writing from N U- California. He presently lives in South Arizona with his author wife, Yvonne Navarro.

Weston’s literary work has appeared in comic books, professional writing guides, anthologies, magazines as well as his published novels. In 2013, MGM studios got film rights to his book series-SEAL Team 666 from the MacMillan Films Division. Dwayne Johnson opted for the leading role as well as the executive producer. The SEAL Team 666 series was inspired by the U.S. Navy SEAL hunt for Osama Bin Laden and the idea of a specialized SEAL squad that protects America from supernatural attack. Below is a review of the Sci-fi thriller, the Seal Team Series.

SEAL Team 666

In this book series, Weston believes that evil indeed exists and it needs a lot of willpower to shut it down completely. This Military style thriller is action-packed with grenades, urgency, and tension. The accuracy about strategy, weaponry and the military is precise. Weston Ochse takes us from the 21st Century to the medieval times, the Roman Empire, and then delves into the supernatural realm almost convincing us that the Apocalypse is now at hand. Jack Walker is just 4 weeks from his navy SEAL graduation. He is suddenly thwarted to an unusual new team of 5 men and a ferocious trained dog. The SEAL Team 666 comprises of Holmes; the reticent leader, Laws, Ruiz, an extra Seal officer and Hoover, the dog, to defend America from mystical monsters.

The Team is the latest personification of Special Forces who defended America’s seaboard since the American revolt against England. Walker is on the team because of his exceptional skills. He is a proficient sniper among his other special expertise. He is susceptible to demons and their relics. When Walker was 9 his father, a black marketer, shortchanged some kids on penicillin for cash in the Far East. The children later died, and a witch cursed the Walker family – Jack Walker became possessed by a graveyard demon, who took over his body from the time he was young. The evil spirit made him attack and kill people. He hardly recalls these incidents but has terrible nightmares. Walker’s father performed an exorcism on his son, who kept fighting the devil.

SEAL Team 666 is sent out on numerous missions to fight spirits working for the devil. There are fierce firefights and tons of obliterated demons. The hyped up military skills and artillery is impressive. At the end, an altercation between the surviving SEAL Team 666 and the devil has Walker try to use his matchless demon ability to find the evil spirit relic and detach it from the human host so that he can destroy it.

Age of Blood

A Senator’s daughter is abducted while vacationing. Seal Team 666 is sent to investigate the mysterious kidnap. However, Yaya is sent to help with a new assault case in the USA, but Yaya has a secret. His arm is wildly possessed. He kidnaps and murders an associate investigator. In the meantime, the 666 team is in pursuit of the Senator’s daughter in México, with the help of Ramon, a local underground connected wolf murderer. Members of a prominent cult plan to introduce new blood sovereignty from an ancient Aztec god. Their plan is to sacrifice the low cadre members of the drug cartel to reclaim the new god. Seal Team 666 must stop them.

YaYa joins the team once again and Walker promptly notices that Yaya is acting weird. A local spiritual order tries to rid him of his evil spirit but it doesn’t get out easily. It stays put. Ramon rescues the Senator’s daughter, but his treachery is evident and the Seals soon find out that Ramon wants to kill the Senator, who was wooed into Mexico to be with his daughter. The SEAL team tries to save the Senator from Ramon but it seems that his allies are too devious for the team and they prevail-for now.

Reign of Evil

The Seal Team 666 has been ordered back to base for debriefing. Walker has to go through a series of tests to ascertain his battle strengths and his tenacity. He receives a disturbing phone call from overseas. His fiancée, who was visiting a friend in Britain, is found dead, viciously murdered. The sudden news is out of the Seal Team 666’s jurisdiction. Jack defies orders and immediately flies to Britain to uncover the brutal death of his girlfriend. It turns out that she was killed by a group of Druids led by King Arthur, trying to revive the Wild Hunt. The Hunt is a cultural event where members cleanse the land by killing all non-native British folk in the country. The Seal Team 666 and the British supernatural agents find out that there is an evil spirit involved the events of the Wild Hunt, particularly how King Arthur gathers his psycho army. We learn about how people turned into dogs and how they ruthlessly attacked the poor victims deemed as nonnatives in Great Britain.

The teamwork displayed by SEAL Team 666 is simply astounding, to say the least. All the characters blend well showing off their mad skills and prowess in fighting good over evil. Reign of Evil is a short, fast-paced, action-packed series of events and wildly exciting. It literary keeps you on the edge of your seat with every chapter. Weston Ochse has cleverly created an intricate take on military and mystical facts blended into a mind-boggling work of fiction. The Seal Team 666 series definitely stands out. Weston Ochse did leave his avid readers on a massive cliffhanger with this gripping tale.

One Response to “Weston Ochse”

1. Sean: 5 years ago

   SEAL Team 666 needs to be made into a movie series. Where’s the Rock when you need him?

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