The Rainbow Warrior - Hardcover

The Rainbow Warrior is the fourth and last book in the Ashley Morgan Jamison series. Ashely is the only woman to ever wear the United States Navy SEAL Trident and she is one of, if not, the most decorated to ever put on a United States Marine Officer uniform. Ashley is about to complete her assignment as the Assistant Officer in Charge of SEAL Team 1 based in Pearl Harbor Hawaii. She is engaged to Ryan Joshua whom she met and went to the United States Naval Academy with. Ryan is a member of the United States Navy Blue Angel Demonstration Team. They both have concerns about their respective military careers and how their relationship can continue with so much unknown about the future. Their next assignments will have a significant impact on the ultimate outcome. In the meantime, military orders are never for certain, and things can change in an instant. Just when her life appears to be on the right course the SEALs are called out to another confidential operation which is not only dangerous but has a significantly impact on her military career. This is not a story about fiction Pirates of the Caribbean. This is a story about real modern-day pirates that are vicious and dangerous and are responsible for millions of dollars of loss annually throughout the world. Her SEAL mission sets the course for her future and paves the way for the most important decision of her life. As a four-time NCAA swimming champion and an Olympic medal winner Ashley has spent most of her life in the water. As she sets her course for the future the question is what will be next and will water play a role in it. "The Rainbow Warrior" has both a prolog and an epilogue. So, the readers that have followed the series from the beginning will know what happens to all the main characters as they lived out their respective lives.

• | Author: Stephen A. Enna
• | Publisher: Authorhouse
• | Publication Date: Feb 23, 2022
• | Number of Pages: 532 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Hardcover
• | ISBN-10: 1665551828
• | ISBN-13: 9781665551823