Genre: Thriller Note: Two years ago I stopped reading “Full Black” on page 340, a “clunker”, but, I gave it my best try considering the dark times just starting in 2017. In 2019, I decided to pick up Brad Thor again. “Black List” is awesome! Caroline Romero is […]
Genre: Thriller Inner Mongolia An elite force under the direction of a man with liver spotted hands in London obliterates a secret military base (designated 243). Unbeknownst to the world, a horrifying worldwide terror network has just changed hands. Chicago A woman walking home from an after work […]
Genre: Thriller (Femme Fatales) The Delta Force is an organization, much like the SEALS, that is used by the U.S. Government for secret operations around the world. The Delta Force operatives are, mostly, men. But there is one special division where the operatives are beautiful, athletic, extremely intelligent […]
Genre: Thriller (Scot Harvath in Afghanistan) Dr. Julia Gallo was helping the poor in Afghanistan until she was captured by Taliban leader Mullah Massoud and his sidekick, Russian intelligence officer, Sergei Simonov. The ransom demand is the return of the al-Qaeda terrorist Mustafa Khan who is currently […]
Book Review Genre: Thriller Rating: 3.5 WaterTowers (a more intellectual Scot Harvath) Key Points Muslims today believe that the Koran is a perfect, complete, document. In 1972, workers restoring the Great Mosque at Sana’a in Yemen discovered what was believed to have been lost parchments from the original Koran. Thomas Jefferson (yes, […]
Genre: Thriller Rating: 3 Water Towers The action picks up in “The First Commandment” where it left off in “Takedown”. Scot Harvath is in the hospital taking care of Tracy when his boss Gary Lawlor visits with some news on the attack on Tracy. Some of the […]
Genre: Thriller Rating: 4 Water Towers Sit in your favorite chair to read Takedown. But, before you start, strap on a seatbelt and pull it tight, because the next time you will be able to relax is after the very last word in the book: dead. “Takedown” is […]
“Fire and Vengeance” by Robert McCaw
