by Brad Thor
Thor has written a novel that takes Scot Harvath a little off the beaten path from international terrorism expert to something a little closer to home as he ends up more in the role of police detective to solve and/or prevent the murder of candidates for the head of the Federal Reserve. The back st...
Well, this most certainly would've gotten a higher rating if I haven't read Forsyth's The Kill List first. After reading that one, the pacing in Mr. Thor's novel was a lot slower, some information and although I appreciated the suspense plot (though somewhat similar at the beginning to The Kill List...
Just my luck to discover this very talented author by reading his twelfth novel. Why can't I start at the first one so I can watch the character development. I.m sure the author feels the same.Enough of my ranting. This book was a surprise. I really felt drawn into the story and character from t...
I was in the mood recently for something sort of Jack Bauer-ish/Jason Bourne-esque (or is it "Jack Bauer-esque/Jason Bourne-ish?"), some kind of military/espionage/thriller deal, along that vein. I was vaguely aware of Brad Thor and his Scot Harvath series, but never had a real interest to check it ...
good solid 4 stars, good action, and a really good plot. Seems like a farewell novel for Harveth though.
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