Operation Navajo: A Tracker Novel by Anita Dickason is an engrossing conspiracy thriller that had me on the edge of my seat; it is masterly and delightful. Frank Littleton is the Federal Reserve Chairman and when he finds a mysterious note left in his pocket, he becomes scared and fidgety. He calls the FBI Tracker Unit and this leads Scott Fleming to believe that someone is out to assassinate Frank. But this is just the beginning as more mysterious messages surface and the Tracker Office is faced with a situation they have to resolve as quickly as possible or a global financial crisis becomes the next reality. Can they stop Frank's assassination and prevent the world’s finances from sinking?

Highly imaginative and deftly written, Operation Navajo: A Tracker Novel is a story for fans of sleuth and thrillers. The author got me into the story with wonderful writing, compelling characters, and suspense that introduced the story. Anita Dickason knows how to play with the emotions and minds of her readers; she grips them with the cunning plot and makes them try to guess from chapter one. The short chapters are well-crafted and the author ends each chapter with a hook for the next, making it very hard to stop reading the story. Operation Navajo: A Tracker Novel is well-plotted, filled with terrific descriptions, and entertaining dialogues. I loved the storyline as much as I enjoyed the crisp writing and the memorable characters.

Operation Navajo: A Tracker Novel by Anita Dickason is a mesmerizing story that will appeal to readers who enjoy conspiracies and well-crafted stories with strong characters. The Tracker Office has a unique case to solve and time is running out. What is at stake is a global financial crisis. It begins with a bizarre note left in the coat pocket of Frank Littleton, the Federal Reserve Chairman. Frank panics and calls the Tracker office very early in the morning. Scott Fleming of the FBI Tracker Unit is left in no doubt that someone is out to assassinate Frank. Things escalate with new messages and clues turning up and the detectives soon realize that they are dealing with a well-calculated crime and that not just lives are in danger but a financial system.

I love stories that create tension and stories with plots that leave readers with no clue of what can happen next and Operation Navajo: A Tracker Novel has all of that and more. The opening itself is intriguing and it makes the reader start guessing right off the bat. The tension builds up as characters like Littleton are introduced. By the time the reader fully understands what is at stake, the conflict is full-blown. The prose is fluid and I loved the intense drama. The characters are strong and well-developed and it is interesting how the author creates a time-sensitive conflict and throws the characters out into the hunt. Anita Dickason writes beautifully and infuses her narrative with realism and humanity, giving readers characters that real and compelling. It is one of the best stories I have read about conspiracy and crime.

Operation Navajo: A Tracker Novel by Anita Dickason is a well-written story that follows strong characters and the FBI and Interpol in the fight to stop a crime that can have devastating effects on the world’s financial economy. The Federal Reserve Chairman, Frank Littleton, is wanted dead by some mysterious people. It starts with a cryptic note that he finds in his coat pocket. He calls the FBI Tracker Unit and gets Scott Fleming’s attention. But new signs begin to appear as the agents work the case, and as time passes, the danger becomes even stronger. They are dealing with an enemy who is determined to put the world’s financial system down. The people coming after Frank are ruthless and they also seem to know a lot. Can Scott and his team survive long enough to protect Franck and to stop them?

Anita Dickason’s novel is spellbinding and I was enthralled from the very beginning. The author knows how to build tension and she starts the story by arousing the curiosity of her readers. I loved her characters, and she knows how to write both the villains and the good guys, developing a conflict that is strong, and filling the narrative with mystery. The scenes are focused and beautifully written, allowing readers not only the ease of the different points of view of the characters but also penetrating their psyches. Operation Navajo: A Tracker Novel is filled with action and it is fast-paced, the kind of story that puts the reader on the edge of their seat. I enjoyed the short chapters and how the author deftly handles the tension. This is a top-rated story that is full of entertainment.

Operation Navajo: A Tracker Novel by Anita Dickason is a conspiracy thriller with very strong and interesting characters. When the Federal Reserve Chairman, Frank Littleton, finds a cryptic note in his coat pocket, he is scared and he knows something is wrong. He calls Scott Fleming of the FBI Tracker Unit at three in the morning. Scott knows someone wants Frank dead, but who is this person. The situation gets complicated when new clues begin to surface with bank reports and a shadowy killer getting involved. It is not just about Frank; it is about the financial world and someone out there wants to sink the system. Soon, Scott and his team are not just fighting to protect Frank but themselves as well.

This novel is a meld of crime, conspiracy, and political thriller that got me enthralled from the first page. The author creates an opening that is intriguing and uses suspense deftly to keep readers turning the pages. The characters are rock-solid, and I loved how their backgrounds are written. At times it reads like a mystery and then like a thriller. The plot is complex and original. Scott and his team are dealing with enemies that are as elusive as they are resourceful and the story feels like an infiltration of one of the most powerful systems in the world. Anita Dickason creates characters that I loved. The prose is just beautiful and the narrative is filled with strong, dramatic moments. Operation Navajo: A Tracker Novel is a delightful read and I enjoyed every bit of it.