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Nigel Harniman Harniman harniman — Sabun operası. Sheldon'ın diğer eserleri kadar eğlenceli değil.

James Patrick jamespatrickgibson — Oh, Nightrise. I have mixed feelings on this one. On its own, it's great. It's exciting and action-packed, and Jamie was a *great* MC. I particularly LOVE this cover. It's a great book... but I loved Matt & Richard so much in the earlier books that it was hard to switch over to Scott & Jamie. This is my sister's favorite book of the series, and while it's great, I felt like I'd been taken away from the people I loved and forced to meet their future friends without them. So it wasn't as enjoyable, but it's all a personal thing and not a reflection on the book.

Nadeen Waleed nadeenfathe1df — Different. underground army. Eh.

Svetlana Fictionalfriend fictionalfriend — Scot Harvath is back, and everything seems to be going wrong. A brilliant plan for the takedown of a major terrorist player has been put into action, but the devastating result causes him to step back and re-evaluate what he is working toward. Meanwhile, seemingly unrelated events are playing out in Los Angeles. Those events soon prove to be the key to discovering what is compromising everything they are working for. Even worse, a larger terrorist attack has been put into play, and Scot and his team have to figure out how to stop it before it is too late. I have loved Brad Thor's books since I first discovered them several years ago. Starting with Lions of Lucerne, his first, I have read each and every book he has released and attended two of the three local book signings he has given in my area. Unfortunately, I no longer get the same thrill from Thor's books. Thor seems to be searching for stories, as Scot Harvath has done nearly everything possible to save the world from terrorist threats thus far, including spending time in a Russian work camp. This book was less story and more commentary. It was definitely better than The Athena Project - a book even I couldn't finish, die-hard fan that I am - but it didn't grab me and pull me in the way the first books in the series did. I truly like Brad Thor's writing style. I enjoy his stories, his unabashed patriotism, and his portrayal of a flawed hero with so many of the qualities I see and love in the military men I know. Thor has the community down pat, he knows what he is writing about. But this book just wasn't up to the gripping story-telling quality Thor established in the past.