Justin McWilliams

it's not bad, it's just different

Revisado: 03-18-23

there are a few cheesy spots, but overall it's a bit darker than the fun adventure of the first one. I thought it was good, albeit not as good as the first book, but it's certainly worth more than 1 star. I guess people saw this going somewhere different, idk...

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awesome read, recommend to anyone and everyone

Revisado: 12-14-22

I enjoy books that really dive deep into our history, and expose the frauds of natural human behavior: to control the population by any means necessary, whether it be misinformation or a combination of things that will be "free" to the public. it's all smoke and mirrors for the politicians to get what they want, and what they all want is power. you can start out in politics with the right ideas but if you don't play dirty, you won't get far. once you've been playing dirty for long enough you become what you hated. bravo to the creation of this book, and the time sacrificed to fill in many blanks and educate people who don't know about the Stasi. well done

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Couple mistakes, good story overall, worth it

Revisado: 10-23-22

thermal scopes cannot see through glass, and the terms for the color palettes are white hot and black hot, not "hot black". if you don't know anything about this technology then you will probably be fine reading it, but I've spent a lot of time shooting and hunting with thermal that it was a little upsetting to hear that incorrect terminology. I'm just nitpicking don't listen to me.

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the last time I read a Scott Harvath novel

Revisado: 10-19-22

coming from The Gray Man and the Victor series, I'm disappointed. It's not bad, necessarily, but you can tell the book is lazily written. The writer has lost the intricacies of the first few books. I can't say I'm surprised because I saw this coming. The stories of the Scott harvat series have been getting shorter. I feel like Brad Thor is trying to see how short of a novel he can come out with, that will still sell. It's not a bad book if you just want a light read, but if you're coming from the Gray man or the Victor series, prepare to be utterly disappointed. Scott Harvath is an amateur compared to Victor and the Gray man. and Brad Thor is proving to be an amateur when compared to Mark Greany and Tom Wood.

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awesome as always

Revisado: 08-10-22

Jay Snyder nails it again with an amazing performance. although the book series is starting to feel a little predictable, the overall story is still good. if you enjoy the previous books you will enjoy this one, however this book is a little less intricate, one could say. the earlier books were better and unfortunately this book feels a little like the complete catastrophe of a movie they made out of the first book. although it's not nearly as bad, it feels like the series might be headed that way. I certainly hope it isn't though. nevertheless I will keep reading this series as long as books are coming out. I have read the entire series three times now.

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Not my style

Revisado: 01-18-22

If you want a basic book and another basic action hero story, this book is for you. I come from the Grey man and Victor the assassin series books, and this book just isn't on the same level. It's not bad, it's just not good enough for me, as I read too many books a year to waste my time with this one.

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Mark greaney knows how to write a book!

Revisado: 03-02-21

the depth and story in this book was fantastic compared to other books I've read such as the Brad Thor series that just has degraded over time. This one certainly has not and it's definitely worth the read.

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could have been better

Revisado: 02-20-21

I dont mind the story, but it feels more like a soap opera now than what it used to. the story is short and feels rushed like Thor is just banging books out because they're "harvath". not sure if I want to continue reading them.

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good but not like the earlier ones.

Revisado: 02-10-21

I'm not exactly sure how to explain it, but the stories seem to have lost their personal depth. I don't feel as connected with the characters as much as the first few books, but there are still some great parts though. Also, someone please tell Brad Thor that the saying: "no sooner than ...", is officially dead. He has said it so many times in his stories that I'm actually quite sick of it. Other than that, the book is a good read and I still recommend it. They just feel like they're a bit rushed, or maybe just running out of ideas for Harvath.

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awesome

Revisado: 01-10-21

as always. great book. definitely recommend the series for a good read and story. bravo

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