Tom Clancy's The Division: Hunted: An Operation Crossroads Novel

Brilliant novel, well written, engaging, and a great conclusion to the trilogy. Having cosmetic packs in game (The Division 2) from characters in the book is also a brilliant way to tie it to the source material

Thomas has yet again Smashed it with this final in the installment!The Division franchise hasn't had as good a set of expanded lore as the 3 Operation Crossroads books. The final Book ended on an amazing, albeit brutal high, giving closure to book 2's amazing cliffhanger, a return of old characters, brilliant tie-in's to current The Division 2 events and probably the most brutal example of the terror to fight against a Hunter as a Division Agent.I absolutely recommend this series to any other Division fan, even as someone who doesn't often settle down and read a book, all three have been Incredible and I've found myself unable to put the book away.I very much hope we'll see a new Division series from Thomas in the future.

For a fan of The Division games this is a excellent and well told story that I will certainly read again.

Good story.Follows division univers.

I’ve said it before but it should be repeated that one of the reasons I love post-apocalyptic or ‘after the world as we known it’ ends fiction is because of the opportunity it gives us (well authors) to explore humanity. Now while Tom Clancy’s The Division game may have a more clear cut line of good and bad I have loved the way Parrott explores what is good or bad and understands that humanity can’t be black and white all the time, there will always be shades of grey.This instalment of Parrott’s tie-ins still as everything you could want and expect. It’s full on action, adventure, a bit of banter, canon typical violence and a brilliant storyline and host of characters. I could hardly put this one down but my review is a little later because life got in the way. This is a real rollercoaster of emotions and actions. I loved that the old team and of course Maria are back and I adored the idea of found family, Maria’s squad would try and find and bring Maria home. There are lots of twists and turns as well which are perfectly executed with Parrott’s writing.I have to say I love Parrott’s writing. They bring the world of Division to life and each and every character feels well developed and well, real. These books have been a perfect addition and extension of to ?? The Division canon and fandom. As a fan of both the games and the novels I have to say I believe the novels are winning a little bit because they delve that much deeper into the characters that are trying to survive in this world. A definite must for fans.

As a player of the video games it is understandable that there are compromises made - players get effectively unlimited ammunition, the ability to heal nearly instantly, and can carry up to 150 weapons or gear items. This is obviously hugely unrealistic. What Tom Parrott has done is create The Division universe in a believable way. The characters have goals, needs, fears, and must face incredible odds in completing their objectives. But it feels like the game. The main characters are not in the game, but many of those surrounding them are. And play into the current story of the game which makes this even more enjoyable.The book itself is very well written and the story compelling. Parrott certainly puts the crew through the ringer during the book, and from starting to read I completed everything in just over a day. Just didn't want to put it down. My only wish is that he was creating more content for the Division universe.If you want a book that feels like it is part of the game this is highly recommended. But, even if you've never played the game, this is a very compelling end to a great trilogy. Well done to the author for giving us something so enjoyable.

The third and final book in the Division: Operation Crossroads trilogy.Mr. Parrott has woven quite the tale in this series, adding tremendous depth to the Division universe. Solid characters that you enjoy following in their harrowing journey through post-collapse America. A journey thar, despite being words on a page, feels very real and perhaps not so very far away.The quality of the writing never suffers and the story remains engaging throughout. One wishes that a studio would pick this up as a mini-series. I know I do.Mr. Parrott himself is also quite personable on X/Twitter. Very willing to engage with (respectful) fans. All around, the novels and the author make for a good experience.Definitely check out these books if you enjoy realistic post-apocalyptic novels, Tom Clancy universe novels and/or just a solid story.Mr. Parrott can be found on X: @ParrottTom

The cover looks great and from what I’ve heard it great

I have read the series "The Division". I have enjoyed the writings of what is the possible future. However, I have encountered situations like this in my travels about this world. Like the phrase "learn from history, or we ar doomed to repeat it" there is knowledge to gain from these novels. I recommend the series to any one who enjoys the Clancy thrill.

Great and easy read. Continues the story of The Division series. Fills in some unknowns from the games. Ready for another to be written.