Dead Drop (A Jericho Quinn Thriller)

Amusement Park gone gruesome, thanks to terrorists intent on creating as much carnage and death as possible, hopeful of media coverage that would (in their own sick and twisted minds) immortalize their deaths and bring glory to their cause... but enter Jericho Quinn and his side-kicks and these punks find themselves on the receiving-end of brutal, as they get a taste of what very angry and very lethal adversaries have to offer!

Believable (unfortunately) plot, great characters, and action-galore make this a must-read for those of us who enjoy action-thrillers. My only complaint is that I would have liked the book to be longer.

I found Dead Drop rather boring , with childish plot and unlike all other Jericho Quinn novels I read before.

The author piles up killings of innocents, stupid and poorly organized terrorists-teenagers, the theft which is the real goal of that terrorist attack and non-stop talking of the main hero Quinn about his love for his daughter in rather incoherent heap, which left me bored and indifferent to the story.

What a huge letdown! Not even 200 pages. The last installment of Jericho Quinn was, if memory serves me right, 480+ pages. WHY didn't you finish it? If you aren't going to put any more effort than this into more stories about Jericho, I believe that you just lost a faithful reader (and one that pays for every book also!). PLEASE work it out or let your fans know that you are done.

Love the series and the characters. But putting out an appetizer instead of a meal is not right!!!
It almost seamed a waste of 15 min! The true fans of this series should be less than happy of the cliff note book.
We wait a good amount of time in between releases to only have a taste.

Following a great series with a short story was disappointing. The story was very good but to many authors are affecting out their stories with short 2 hour reads. It is disappointing to anticipate a new book coming out and then be done reading it so quickly.

Don't waste your time. Absolutely horrible book with massive grammar errors and not real story line.

The book is mainly a shill for the author's next book and 50% of the material is a 2 chapter exert from that book.

I have read all the author's previous books and saw some improvement in copy editing and character development, all that's gone in this book and he's back to the rookie league. Mr. Cameron comes off my list of acceptable writers today.

Loved it...great story, but disappointed it was a short story. I agree with the review that says we wait too long for each new book to have it be so short. Quinn and Jacques and the rest of the characters are almost like real people, and I can't wait another whole year to read about their next encounter.