Jet
by:
Russell Blake (author)
Code name: Jet Twenty-eight-year-old Jet was once the Mossad's most lethal operative before faking her own death and burying that identity forever. But the past doesn't give up on its secrets easily. When her new life on a tranquil island is shattered by a brutal attack, Jet must return to a...
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Code name: Jet Twenty-eight-year-old Jet was once the Mossad's most lethal operative before faking her own death and burying that identity forever. But the past doesn't give up on its secrets easily. When her new life on a tranquil island is shattered by a brutal attack, Jet must return to a clandestine existence of savagery and deception to save herself and those she loves. A gritty, unflinching roller-coaster of high-stakes twists and shocking turns, JET features a new breed of protagonist that breaks the mold. Fans of Lizbeth Salander, SALT, and the Bourne trilogy will find themselves carried along at Lamborghini speed to a conclusion as jarring and surprising as the story's heroine is unconventional.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781480170407 (1480170402)
Publish date: November 1st 2012
Publisher: CreateSpace
Pages no: 228
Edition language: English
Series: Jet (#1)
Author: Russell Blake Published: Janda Management and released June 2013 on Audible. Category: Crime/Thriller Twenty-eight-year-old Jet was once the Mossad’s most lethal operative before faking her own death and burying that identity forever. But the past doesn’t give up on its secrets easily. W...
It was great to be able to read the prequel first because having done so gave so much more comfort when reading this first book in the series, both the time lapse between the initial origins of Jet and her life to date make much more sense.This was as action packed and violently thrilling as one wou...
I had expected more from Blake. In comparison to the excellent Assassin books, the Jet series lacks suspense and the whole book felt formulaic. While the beginning had some action, the flashbacks and blocks of narrative exposition placed in a drawn-out dialogue between minor characters dragged down ...