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Deb’s Dozen: Special Ops must stop the AFO’s quest to acquire Goliath’s blood-thirsty sword.

Thirst of Steel is the third book in The Tox Files series. Ronie Kendig has elected to combine speculative fiction (things that are imaginary) with her special ops heroes’/heroines’ stories. Not only are there objects from the past that show up today with special powers, but there are characters who move through time and space.

Kendig asks us to suspend logic as we follow Tox and his friends through deep-cover spying, an organization so powerful it can topple governments, and a special ops team able to successfully take down the AFO with just a few people. Also involved are Israelis Ram and Tzivia. The AFO has Tzivia’s father held hostage to force her to do their bidding—which is to recover, on her own, the three pieces of the sword. Of course, she throws in some damage to US citizens to get our government to back Tox and crew.

I’ve enjoyed the development of the special ops characters through the series. Tox, Ram, Tzivia, and Haven have become three-dimensional people over the series. However, I’ve not enjoyed the ever far out situations they find themselves in. I’ve loved Kendig’s series about the military and military dogs, but The Tox Files, with its mythical aspects ranks as my least favorite. Three stars.

Ronie Kendig is the prolific, bestselling author of over twenty books. She grew up in the military, which allowed her the experience to write her military series. She and husband, Brian, have adopted a military dog, Vvolt N629, and live in the northeast where Ronie continues to stretch her style by writing pure speculative fiction as well.


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Thirst of Steel The Tox Files Ronie Kendig Books Reviews

I am prepared for two things when I step into a Ronie Kending story. The first is that I’m going to be swept up into immediate, nonstop adventure and twists and turns I could not even have imagined coming my way. The second is that I will form an intense connection with her characters and spend time when I’m not reading the book worrying about their fates. I believe The Tox Files is her best series yet and Thirst of Steel was everything I could have wanted and more in a conclusion. I was left a bit of an emotional wreck at the end of the story. There was satisfaction at these characters finding peace at happiness after such a mad journey, but there were also some tears and heartbreak to be had as well. I was so distraught about a certain event that I had to wait a day or so after finishing the book to write my review so that I could process my feelings. I have decided to ignore that one part of the book for my own sanity! I enjoyed getting to know Leif Metcalfe a little more and will be eagerly awaiting his turn as leading man in the Book of Wars series.

I received a copy of this novel from the publisher. All opinions are my own.
Tox has agreed to one last mission before settling down with Haven. The Arrow & Flame Order has ramped up their campaign to obtain more power. This time they are seeking the sword David used to kill Goliath. It is imbued with some sort of supernatural power that cannot be allowed to see the light of day according to those fighting the AFO. Tox must keep the leader of the AFO from obtaining the three pieces of the sword covertly while also trying to protect his friend, Tzivia, who is out to find the sword to free her father from being held captive by the AFO.
Meanwhile, Haven is in the United States researching Tox’s family history at the urging of Tzaddik. The AFO is active on American soil by killing what seem to be random people with their phosphorescent arrows, causing their victims to melt from the inside out. Haven and Tox have been apart for months and she wonders if she will ever see him again. He is deep undercover and not allowed to receive any communications. Tox’s best friend and fellow Wraith team member, Ram, gives her only the barest of details about Tox while he is on his mission. Haven has something she desperately need to tell Tox, but will she ever have the chance?
Ronie Kendig delivers another suspense-filled, tension-packed story that will keep readers glued to their seats. There are twists in the plot to keep readers guessing and the ending is a shocking surprise. I admire the lengths Wraith team will go to in order to protect the U.S., as well as their fellow soldiers. A shout out of thanks to all those in the military past and present who have served or are currently serving to keep our country safe. Having read book two so long ago, I had a little trouble keeping all the many characters straight. I also think the flashbacks to the past disrupted the story taking place in the present day. I recommend reading the books in order as the story is continuous and readers will not understand what is going on in book three without the backgrounds of the first two books in the series. This was an exciting ride with Tox and Wraith team! I can’t wait to see what this author creates next that I’m sure will entertain for hours!
Deb’s Dozen Special Ops must stop the AFO’s quest to acquire Goliath’s blood-thirsty sword.

Thirst of Steel is the third book in The Tox Files series. Ronie Kendig has elected to combine speculative fiction (things that are imaginary) with her special ops heroes’/heroines’ stories. Not only are there objects from the past that show up today with special powers, but there are characters who move through time and space.

Kendig asks us to suspend logic as we follow Tox and his friends through deep-cover spying, an organization so powerful it can topple governments, and a special ops team able to successfully take down the AFO with just a few people. Also involved are Israelis Ram and Tzivia. The AFO has Tzivia’s father held hostage to force her to do their bidding—which is to recover, on her own, the three pieces of the sword. Of course, she throws in some damage to US citizens to get our government to back Tox and crew.

I’ve enjoyed the development of the special ops characters through the series. Tox, Ram, Tzivia, and Haven have become three-dimensional people over the series. However, I’ve not enjoyed the ever far out situations they find themselves in. I’ve loved Kendig’s series about the military and military dogs, but The Tox Files, with its mythical aspects ranks as my least favorite. Three stars.

Ronie Kendig is the prolific, bestselling author of over twenty books. She grew up in the military, which allowed her the experience to write her military series. She and husband, Brian, have adopted a military dog, Vvolt N629, and live in the northeast where Ronie continues to stretch her style by writing pure speculative fiction as well.