Review:This was signature Gray Man stuff. Great plot, great action with enough unexpected events to keep me in suspense as Mark Greaney wove his tale. I would recommend this to Gray Man fans or American Assassin fans or readers of similar books in this spy genre. Read more

Review:When I read words from Michael Crichton, I can visualize them all. I imagine visually the entire story. His stories are technical and flowing. This book is highly recommended. I won't bother to tell you about the book because you should read without knowing to make it more exciting. This book is for techincal thinkers who can visualize. Read more

Review:This is an excellent follow-up to the first. Action packed. I could have done with out the political parts of the story. But it was a needed addition to the plot. Can't wait for next one. Keep them coming. Read more

Review:First, typos and grammatical errors peeve me: (yet there is only one space after that colon--thank autocorrect) because proofreading is an essential part of keeping any document coherent; most word processing programs include both spell check and grammar checking; I find most errors correctable easily enough, but determining the necessary corrections break pacing and, sometimes an erroneous understanding occurs resulting in perplexion--such as everyday autocorrect errors, overlooked before sendi... Read more

Review:Way too much dialogue. Was seriously waiting for the pace to pick up. Never did. There was some enjoyable parts. The Greys were fun. Waiting for something to happen while reading it all was painful. Read more

Review:Having seen the movie several times, I was surprised at how much more detail the book contained. It will introduce you to some new characters that will show up in later Tom Clancy novels. It also, gives a much greater insight to the beginning of the Operation and a somewhat more logical ending, I enjoyed it very much! Read more

Review:This would have been a five star book except that it was based on the stupidity of the characters. If one character would have questioned the stupidity of one woman who takes in a man who can't remember who he is, the whole book would have folded. With that said, I was able to put that aside and get caught up in the story. Read more

Review:The third of the Joe Ledger books by Jonathan Mayberry. This has been one of my favorite series that I have encountered lately, tightly written and completely engrossing. A delightful blend of SF, horror and action with a bit of detective work mixed in, it is sometimes hard to figure out where this book will lead you.

Joe is both the luckiest and unluckiest Department of Military Sciences employees. Lucky to be alive, but cursed with some of the worst events to occur during his watch. He ... Read more

Review:Great book. Love it. Couldn't stop reading it. Definitely going to read the rest of the series. Downloading this book for free was a huge steal. Everything from the beginning to the end keeps you glued to it. Read more

Review:Classic Koontz with the 200 year old monster story of Frankenstein updated to the 21st century. A riot of murder and mayhem and clones and NWO stuff. Kinda reminded my of our present situation with Muslims. Read more