Adrenaline Rush: Pain Games

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Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp, Apr 29, 2024 - Fiction - 194 pages
A prequel to her book Adrenaline Rush, author Bevin Goldsmith returns with Adrenaline Rush: Pain Games. When Katie Molsin takes the Oath of Enlistment in the United States Army, she quickly learns to 'embrace the suck.' This origin story follows Katie's progression from basic training to her deployment in Iraq, driving her to continually perfect her warfighter skills and develop a true love for law enforcement. Hand-selected to lead Female Engagement Teams, she excels at capturing high-value targets, ultimately leading her to join the Special Forces team, The Black Devils.
When a terrorist organization threatens American lives in Iraq, the Black Devils are tasked with finding the leaders and eliminating the threat. Working alongside her love interest Alex and confronted with the loss of a team member to an IED, Kate embraces her iron-clad resilience. She's given three days to capture three enemy combatants by the Ops Commander. Her singular thought: "When messing with the Black Devils, the cost of penance is high."

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About the author (2024)

Bevin Goldsmith is a multifaceted author and dedicated public servant with a distinguished background in military service. Her journey began in 2006 when she enlisted in the United States Air National Guard as an F-16 Crew Chief, where she honed her technical skills in aircraft maintenance and developed a strong sense of teamwork. In 2008, driven by a deep sense of duty and a desire to make a broader impact, Bevin transitioned to the United States Army. She served as a Military Police Officer for four and a half years, where she further solidified her commitment to protecting and serving others.In 2011, Bevin deployed as part of Operation New Dawn, a pivotal moment in her career. During her deployment, she served as a team leader and took on critical roles in the Female Engagement Team (FET), counter-IED operations, and other mission-essential tasks. Her experiences in combat zones not only deepened her understanding of leadership but also gave her a unique perspective on the challenges faced by military personnel, particularly female service members. These formative experiences shaped her approach to resilience, discipline, and camaraderie-values that continue to influence her work today.Transitioning from military life, Bevin channeled her passion for storytelling into becoming a published author. Her writing, marked by authenticity and depth, draws heavily from her personal experiences in the military. Through her adrenaline-fueled narratives, she brings to life the resilience, sacrifice, and camaraderie inherent in military service. Her work not only entertains but also resonates deeply with veterans and civilians alike, offering an intimate glimpse into the lives of those who serve.As Bevin continues to craft compelling stories, she remains dedicated to uplifting the voices of female veterans and creating a platform where their stories are told with respect and authenticity. Her commitment to public service and her passion for writing make her a powerful advocate and storyteller.

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