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Category: Action & Adventure
Fiction.
Review: Oath of Honour – Matthew Betley
The difficult second book syndrome
Review: Blowback – Brad Thor
Barca-back
Review: A Divided Spy – Charles Cumming
"The threat of a catastrophic terrorist attack looms over Britain."
Review: The Thirty Nine Steps – John Buchan
"Richard Hannay," I kept telling myself, "you have got into the wrong ditch, my friend, and you had better climb out."
Review: The Riddle of The Sands (A record of secret service) – Erskine Childers
His son became the President of Ireland
Review: State of the Union – Brad Thor
From the national (US) best-selling author of 'Lions of Lucerne' and 'Path of the Assassin' comes another electrifying international thriller featuring all-American hero Scot Harvath
Review: Hellbent – Gregg Hurwitz
Series: Orphan X 3 My version: US Paperback ARC / UK Hardback Genre: Fiction Thriller Publisher: Minotaur Books First published: 2018 Bought / Bought From the cover of the ARC*: Evan Smoak - Government assassin gone rogue - returns in Hellbent, and engrossing unputdownable thriller from Gregg Hurwitz, the latest in his #1 international best selling Orphan X … Continue reading Review: Hellbent – Gregg Hurwitz
Review: Death of a Citizen – Donald Hamilton
Better than Bond not Bourne
Review: Path of the Assassin – Brad Thor
3 of 5 stars Series: Scot Harvath 2 My version: Audobook Fiction Thriller Pocket Books 2003 StoryTel subscription Navy SEAL turned Secret Service agent Scot Harvath follows bloody clues to silver-eyed elusive ruthless terrorist Hashim Nidal, who intends to topple Israel and America, and can be identified by only one person - Meg Cassidy. Across four continents, from Macau, … Continue reading Review: Path of the Assassin – Brad Thor
