Review:Following Gibson Vaughn through all 3 episodes of this series that go from bad to worse and far as Vaughn's life goes kept me in suspense for the 3 days it took me to read all 3 books. This may be Mr. Fitzsimmons' debut as an author but I sure hope it's not the last we hear from him. I wouldn't even mind hearing more about Gibson Fitzsimmons and his new "family ". Read more

Review:I started reading the series just a couple of months ago. Each one got better than the previous. A quantum leap with Back Blast and now better still. I like the way that possibilities have been set-up and can't (but I will) wait for the next one. Read more

Review:Gosh, until now I never thought I’d find another author who would remotely come close to some of my all-time favorites - Daniel Silva, David Baldacci, Vince Flynn, James Patterson and Brad Thor. I'm so glad I found Tim Tigner to add to the list. Read more

Review:A story so well known by so many became, unfortunately a bit too predictable in story line for me. I'm glad to have read it, glad to have been reminded of the perilous time, but also glad to have finished it and put it behind me. Read more

Review:Good book, good characters, interesting and timely plots...
The lengths a father would go to protect his son, and a son would go to protect his father. Immorality and immortality questions
Lots to think about! Read more

Review:I started with David's first book and really enjoyed watching the author get more comfortable with the characters and he really brought them to life, this to me is the essence of a really fine writer. I look forward to the next Noah Wolfe book so please keep them coming for now I have two favorite series, Jack Reacher and Noah Wolfe. Read more

Review:Last night, I stayed up past my bedtime to finish this book; it was that thrilling. I *had* to know how it was going to wrap up. This book makes you think and feel in exciting ways. It is full of suspense and intrigue and keeps you guessing the whole way through. And, it exhilarates, provokes, and surprises. In short, it delights. The dialogue is exceptional and, like the book itself, moves at a fast pace. Keen psychological insights are sprinkled throughout the book--adding compelling depth to ... Read more

Review:I eagerly awaited the third book of the trilogy and it held me in place, turning page after page, looking up the unfamiliar words as I went and feeling the tension, passion and anguish as I went along. There is a subsequent story to be told and it is inconceivable that the author will forego telling it. I await the fourth book...and then... Read more

Review:Mr. Hynd does an expert job in constantly keeping you interested and he throws in enough twists and turns to avoid predictability. This is the second Noel Hynd espionage thriller I have read and I am now going to get another one because I find them so great! Read more

Review:In general, this type of fiction can be defined as character driven, or action driven. In Get Jack Back the characters were too flat and there wasn't anybody to really root for or care about. That leaves us with action. There wasn't much action, either, and what little action there was was flat and not very convincing. In short, the book was dull and the whole premise was lacking. Read more