The Savannah Project (The Action-Packed Jake Pendleton Political Thriller series Book 1)

Loved it. I never knew which way the story would go. There were a few times the same information was repeated multiple times, but all in all I like the characters and the twists and turns the story takes.

The book starts our exciting & I hoped it would remain so but it gets bogged down in aviation lingo & at times reads like a travelogue of Savannah & Ireland. I had to force myself to keep reading it. Not very believable.

I thought it was very good,the characters were believable and interesting.the action parts were on a par with Lee Child. I assume that I need to read the next book in the series to see if Shamrock managed to kill Beth.

A fast-paced adventure. Is hard to put down, especially during the multiple climaxes where the tension explodes.
I only had a problem with all of the entities and agencies and keeping them straight.

I just finished reading Mr. Barrett's book. Although I feel the book started slowly It definitely evolved into a good read. it was interesting to watch the main characters grow and to see where they were headed. I liked it so much that about 2/3rds of the way through I purchased the next book in the series The Toymaker.While it's not perfect I would wholeheartedly recommend this book.

Very well written. Surprising twists in the plot as an investigator unravels a plane crash and the suspense filled chase to Ireland. Good detail of aviation accident investigation. Hard to put down once you start.

I enjoyed this book because it brought back memories of the conflict in Northern Ireland. The plot was interesting because it kept you guessing as to who the bad guys and good guys were. The only problem I had with the book was the ending. I like a good solid "I know what happened" ending. I don't like to guess.

The characters were unbelievably well portrayed by the author. I found myself invested in the outcome...and I wish it had been a different ending,although this one was more realistic. Well worth the time!

This has potential for the start of a good series with the CIA team of 2 guys and one girl. Plus, the really bad guy is still alive, although a little hard to believe he could move so fast across oceans!

Like all the geographical references to Savannah, Ga. I live in Augusta(which was also mentioned) so am familiar with Savannah.
I thought it was a page turner(aka kindle slider) and would recommend to mystery fans.
I felt that some of the chase scenes had a little too much historical identification.
All on all I really enjoyed reading it.

I enjoyed the storyline and the twists and turns in the plot. There were many grammatical and spelling errors which I found distracting. Good enough, though, that I'm getting ready to read the next book in the series.

This is a good fun read. Not the normal antogonist or motives, so a good changeup for a thriller. Accurate also. I have been to Savannah for St. Patricks day and this brought me back. Great to have a different setting than NY, LA, or Chicago.

The author started out very strong while talking about aircraft procedures, etc, but fell apart in the action portion in the second half of the book. Edgar Allen Poe talked about "the willing suspension of disbelief" some of the action scenes were impossible to believe.

Must read. This isn't my typical genre, but Chuck Barrett followed me on Twitter, and I decided to give him a try. Good choice. The Savannah Project captured my interest and kept me engaged through the entire book. I enjoyed it so much I am re-reading it before I read the 2nd book in the series. If you have never read this author, you will be very pleasantly sutprised.