by Brad Thor
I decided to re-read one of the books that I guess you would call bro-mance books. Spy thrillers were the All-American hero can't be slowed down or killed. Secret Service Agent Scot Harvath escapes avalanches, numerous concussions, gun battles, freezing water and saves our democracy and gets the gi...
Uhm...not sure where to start to convey all the ways this struck me as ludicrous. I read it because it was recommended in the Suspense part of The Ultimate Reading List. I probably should have been warned it wasn't for me when I saw blurbs praising it by Vince Flynn of Term Limits and Glenn Beck. Bu...
You know what really pisses me off!? Abridged Audiobooks.... why would anyone think that was a good idea!? At first I didn't notice that was what I had, so I decided to simply finish it, but I will make aan extra special effort to avoid them from now on...(I think) this is probably a good story, b...
Enjoyed it. Good, not great. I'll continue to read the series and see how it goes. The research into the places in the book is great but a little weak on military technology. Again, first book in the series so I won't hold it against it. Kept me entertained along the same vein as Bourne stories...
Brad Thor has a penchant for writing big action stories and this is no exception, but the plot is so outrageous and unbelievable that it's difficult to take this novel seriously. The whole kidnapping of the president and government conspiracy behind it was not remotely realistic. His main character,...
While this was not my first exposure to Brad Thor, I have to admit it was my favorite thus far. Talk about a page turner, this was a fantastic introduction to Scot Harvath and the epitome of what this author is all about. The character does not come across as super human, everything that Harvath d...
Not bad but I wouldn't go out of my way to get a copy. Just good enough to keep reading. The dialogue leaves much to be desired, the bad guys keep missing their well-aimed shots while the goods guys never miss off-handed shots. Often seems more like a travelogue that a realistic painting of the sce...
Not bad but I wouldn't go out of my way to get a copy. Just good enough to keep reading. The dialogue leaves much to be desired, the bad guys keep missing their well-aimed shots while the goods guys never miss off-handed shots. Often seems more like a travelogue that a realistic painting of the sce...
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