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Blowback (Scot Harvath #4)

by Brad Thor (Goodreads Author)

4.11 of 5 stars 4.11 · rating details · 4,161 ratings · 168 reviews

A weapon designed to decimate the Roman Empire has just become the number one threat to the United States.From the national bestselling author of "The Lions of Lucerne, Path of the Assassin," and "State of the Union" comes the most gripping international thriller yet featuring Navy SEAL turned covert counterterrorism agent Scot Harvath.

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Published by Atria Books (first published June 21st 2005)

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May 23, 2012 Anne (Booklady) Molinarolo rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: good-fiction, permanent-library, thriller-suspense, winter-2011-12

BLOWBACK

Function: noun
: an unforeseen and unwanted effect, result, or set of repercussions
: CIA code name for an agent or operation that has turned on its
creators

: botched covert action

Former Navy SEAL Scot Harvath in an instant realizes he's blown and many fatwa will be placed upon his head. Al Jazeera has captured him beating a poor, helpless Iraqi, not his nemesis Khalid Sheik Alomari, a superior and ruthless Al Qaeda assassin he has been tracking for months. Though his face is not seen, the...more BLOWBACK

Function: noun
: an unforeseen and unwanted effect, result, or set of repercussions
: CIA code name for an agent or operation that has turned on its
creators

: botched covert action

Former Navy SEAL Scot Harvath in an instant realizes he's blown and many fatwa will be placed upon his head. Al Jazeera has captured him beating a poor, helpless Iraqi, not his nemesis Khalid Sheik Alomari, a superior and ruthless Al Qaeda assassin he has been tracking for months. Though his face is not seen, the American Flag patch on his camouflaged fatigues is. He is immediately recalled to D.C. He is forced to resign from the Office of International Investigative Assistance at DHS by popular President Jack Rutledge. He's stunned to learn that his years of service and loyalty to this President mean nothing. Or do they?

Ripped from the Headlines, Thor delivers a chilling fast-paced plot that is both smart and frightening. Entombed in an Alpine glacier, an ancient weapon designed to annihilate the Roman Empire has been found. A group with Al Qaeda links led by the Scorpion intends to use it to bring America to her knees.

A group of Islamic scientists working on the miracle of the 'Sword of Allah' are dying in accidents arranged by Khalid Sheik Alomari while villagers and Christian Missionaries in Northwest Iraq die a slow painful death as do the Soldiers from Arrowhead Brigade SBCT who discover this diseased village devoured by "Algul!! Algul! Algul!" (vampire) leaving only the Sunni. The Christians and Shiites all are dead. Scot reluctantly accepts a Black Operation to find the only surviving scientist who may know the connection between the deaths, the deadly biochemical, and the 'Sword of Allah, because he must avoid a subpoena from the powerful obdurate Senator Helen Carmichael. Bring down Rutledge, and become the first woman POTUS, no matter the cost to the country or allies her secret dossiers.

Without support from his government, Harvath must accept help from the Uncle of the kidnapped scientist (whom he doesn't trust) and beautiful Molecular Biologist Jillian Alcott. Jillian and Scot soon discover a possible connection to the missing scientist and the biological weapon as they evade Khalid Sheik Alomari and murder charges. As they race across Europe, and the Middle East, the reader delves into the terrifying world of Wahhabism, the Royal Saudi family, and the Profit's lineage to stop the pandemic that is about to released upon the world, while Harvath's former bosses try to stop the Senator. (less)

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Jun 07, 2013 Will rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: anyone

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Mar 07, 2012 Karen rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Archaeologists make a stunning discovery in a pass high in the French – Italian Alps, but do not live to tell the tale. A year later, Islamic scientists begin dying in seeming accidents or outright assassinations and kidnappings all around the world. And then a US army unit moves into the peaceful, multi-religion village of Asalaam near Mosul in Iraq. They are checking up on some Christian missionaries who haven't been heard of but are startled to find half the village dead from a horrible, flu...more Archaeologists make a stunning discovery in a pass high in the French – Italian Alps, but do not live to tell the tale. A year later, Islamic scientists begin dying in seeming accidents or outright assassinations and kidnappings all around the world. And then a US army unit moves into the peaceful, multi-religion village of Asalaam near Mosul in Iraq. They are checking up on some Christian missionaries who haven't been heard of but are startled to find half the village dead from a horrible, flu like disease with some very nasty symptoms. Scott Harvath is a Navy SEAL turned covert counter-terrorism agent who authorities turn to when the connections between these events start to become clear. Harvath, and through him The President of the US, have other problems as well as Democrat Senator Helen Cunningham is on the trail of both of them, trying to prove that there is something else going on with covert operations.

Harvath must go out alone and try to stop a deadly biological weapon from being distributed in America. He must also stop his arch enemy Khalid Sheik Alomari, a high-ranking al-Qaeda operative and ruthless assassin. Alomari is killing Muslim scientists who may have unlocked the key to a devastating super weapon.

There are two broad classifications into which thrillers that I read seem to fit. The totally over the top, almost cartoon like, take your disbelief and hang it in the wardrobe, wild ride type – along the lines of Austin Powers, Colin Forbes', even James Bond to a certain degree. Then there are the psychological, the creepy, the leave the lights on, fasten your seatbelts, things could get hairy here types – in this category Tom Clancy, Len Deighton, John LeCarre, Robert Ludlum, Scott Turow and Frederick Forsyth and many many others. If you get lucky occasionally some of these books can switch between the two categories seamlessly without affecting your overall enjoyment of any of the book. No matter how much I think about BLOWBACK I simply can't decide which category it was aiming for.

It's a great premise – a biological weapon that once threatened the Roman Empire is back with the potential to wipe out huge parts of the world. Perhaps a bit far-fetched in some people's minds, but the premise of the book really appealed to me. I didn't even mind the movie-script like style and could have forgiven some of the frankly utterly outlandish scenes - a supposedly disgraced and in hiding operative not all that hard to spot and certainly in communication with a lot of people; sensationalist paragliding across borders; suddenly producing large numbers of gliders out of nowhere; European countries that didn't seem to mind a heavily armed one man revenge band charging around over their borders; a seemingly never ending stream of money to bribe everyone and a scientist who just suddenly manages to climb a huge ice-covered mountain, having never even attempted anything remotely like this (not even the climbing of a small rock in the backyard) with just the hero to “carry her through”.

Where the book was greatly underwhelming, and I think, the premise poorly served, was that the whole thing was presented in way too black and white a manner with too much predictability and bland characterisation. No doubt about it, many of the the action scenes were exciting and well written, but the existence of the weapon and how it survived was brush stroke and questionable at best, the connection between the weapon and the intra-Muslim faith tensions too self-serving; and the various political conspiracies way too convenient. The whole thing reeked of a one sided partisan cheer squad.

Perhaps your political perspective can affect summation of this book, but I felt that it was a great idea, muddied by a whole lot of convenient nefarious goings on, which contributed little to the thrill and nothing to the action.(less)

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Jul 12, 2011 Max rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Good premise for a book: A mysterious illness that only kills non-Muslims, a very patriotic special ops guy getting hung out to dry and an overzealous senator looking to make a big political move.

It had some interesting bits of information about Hannibal and ancient chemical warfare. The parts in the book when the action gets going it keeps up at a good pace.

However, I found the writing a bit jittery. The whole angle with his personal relationships and failed attempts just seemed out of place. A...more

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Mar 13, 2011 Nathaniel rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: thriller

So I like to read thrillers whenever I take a trip by plane. I'm routinely disappointed, but I still keep it up. Brad Thor's Blowback is not the worst, but it's definitely not much above mediocre either.

Here's an example of the main problem I have with the book. [MINOR SPOILER ALERT]

In one chapter, a king explains why he hasn't banished his rebellious son by explaining that if you had a child, you wouldn't be able to bear sending him away from the land of his birth, no matter how dangerous he wa...more

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Feb 11, 2010 Patrick Gibson rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I can’t use the work ‘blow’ any more. Lets face it—‘blow’ is a lot more funny than it used to be. It has taken on new multiple meanings since the 1970s indicating either drug use or highly entertaining sexual act. Mostly, these days we are on our own deciphering the correct connotation, if any. Can you imagine how confused I became when I realized the movie ‘Blow’ was not the biography of Linda Lovelace and ‘Come Blow Your Horn’ was not about doing toot at band camp? ‘Blowback’ is a real word—ap...more I can’t use the work ‘blow’ any more. Lets face it—‘blow’ is a lot more funny than it used to be. It has taken on new multiple meanings since the 1970s indicating either drug use or highly entertaining sexual act. Mostly, these days we are on our own deciphering the correct connotation, if any. Can you imagine how confused I became when I realized the movie ‘Blow’ was not the biography of Linda Lovelace and ‘Come Blow Your Horn’ was not about doing toot at band camp? ‘Blowback’ is a real word—applying to a military operation gone wrong, or the shell ejaculation after firing a rifle, or a trendy women’s hair style. One of those definitions applies to this book—even though it makes a completely silly title for a thriller not involving cocaine or people subjugated to their knees. This is the continuation of uber-hero macho man Scot Harvath who is faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than . . . etc. etc. Harvath will save the world from destruction again—this time from an ancient Roman biological weapon the badie guys found in the Alps. The novel is full of dashing rescues, narrow escapes, improbable cliffhangers and of course . . . wait for it . . . the stunning beautiful scientist femme fetal who beds the hero only after they escape an avalanche and hang glide across international borders. Why not? Would our hero have bothered to prevent Armageddon if he was paired with a sixty-three year old 5’2” 371 lb grandmother named Fido? I think not. Horvath and Pitt should give up saving the Planet, settle down together offering stud service to female academics (who always seem to be in need of a good lay). The novel is entertaining. It’s full of testosterone (my favorite essence). In the midst of the complete absurdness of it all the author gives an interesting lecture on the history of ancient biological warfare. I kid you not—it is actually worth the read just for that. I mock – but really, it’s not bad. Had me singing “blow, blow, blow the man down.”
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Apr 22, 2013 Ru rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

"Blowback" is a pulse-pounding, in-your-face, espionage thrill ride - I'd expect nothing less from author Brad Thor, who is one of my favourite authors. It's been quite a while since I finished reading "State of the Union", and reading this book was like visiting with an old friend. I've always enjoyed the character development of Navy SEAL-turned-Secret Service agent-turned Special Operative Scot Harvath from book to book. Harvath is not just a character that advances the story - you experience...more

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Mar 10, 2010 Brad rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010, thriller

Another nice thriller from Thor. Harvath (our hero) has to lay low for a while, as a power-seeking senator looks to use him as a sacrificial lamb. While he's on the down low and without much connection to his usual resources, Scot has to try to find the source of and stop a terrible bioweapon from being unleashed.

I was pretty excited when I discovered that a bioweapon was one of the central plot devices. I totally called what one of the elements of it was, and was surprised that the experts in t...more

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Sep 29, 2010 Karen rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I marked this as read, but the reality is that I didn't finish it. I also will not read any more of Thor's books. Where to begin? First, he interjected his strongly conservative political beliefs by creating a character that was clearly based on Hilary Clinton (initials HC, strong woman, husband also in politics, elected to the senate in a state she moved to just to run) but totally grasping, power-hungry, and evil. Unlike Clive Cussler's books, Thor lables his politicians. the Republicans are a...more

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Aug 17, 2012 Terry Huebner rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is the 4th in the series of thrillers written by Brad Thor involving former Navy Seal Scot Harvath and the first I have read. This one seems similar to the Mitch Rapp series authored by Vince Flynn and if you like one series you will probably like the other as well. Although it's too soon to say if I will grow to like Harvath as much as Rapp, this was a pretty good start for me. Here, Harvath is tracking a wanted terrorist when he gets caught on video beating up the wrong man, fact which pl...more

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Mar 23, 2013 Malissa Thurman rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobooks

I did not like this book as much as the other Scott Horvath books I have read. Granted I am reading/listening out of order, I still plan on finishing them all. In my opinion this one had way too many characters. It was difficult to keep up with who was doing what and the relationships they had to the multi-layered plots.

I think it's funny, Brad Thor is so right wing, red spews from the pages. Still I enjoy his stories and ignore the whole they are stupid and wrong and I am more patriotic and "r...more

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Apr 06, 2012 Kyle rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was my first Brad Thor and Scot Harvath book. Interesting at all levels. The story plot keeps drawing you in deeper and deeper. The intrigue, suspense, and plot are well developed. Building moment by moment, with small pauses for the reader to catch up and digest what has just happened and to contemplate what is coming around the corner.

Did I enjoy it? Yes! Will I read another book in this series? Yes! This was just a good story period. Nothing to fall in love with, nothing compelling or ep...more

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Nov 16, 2011 Julie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Everything Scot Harvath has worked for to help America fight terrorism is now crashing down. If Helen Carmichael has anything to do about it, America will see the 'real' truth behind the President Jack Rutledge and Scot Harvath. It is the only way she can make sure her name is on the ballet for Vice-Presidency. Because of threats at home, Scot is sent across the world, without contact to back home, to chase an assassin and find what ancient weapon he has released upon a small tribe in Baghdad th...more Everything Scot Harvath has worked for to help America fight terrorism is now crashing down. If Helen Carmichael has anything to do about it, America will see the 'real' truth behind the President Jack Rutledge and Scot Harvath. It is the only way she can make sure her name is on the ballet for Vice-Presidency. Because of threats at home, Scot is sent across the world, without contact to back home, to chase an assassin and find what ancient weapon he has released upon a small tribe in Baghdad that killed American soldiers. Only one scientist remains that can help solve he mystery illness, but he was kidnapped. However, he was able to contact a colleague, Jillian Alcott, before he disappeared. Jillian will help Scot uncover the truth about Hannibal and the ancient weapon he designed to decimate the Roman Empire. There only hope is to find the scientist who was kidnapped and hopefully find an vaccine. Without out a vaccine, America will have to resort to the ultimate instrument of destruction and destroy its own people.

The fourth addition to the Scot Harvath series by Brad Thor did not capture me the way the first three did. Yes, this was another action packed page-turner, but I just was not as captivated. Do I love everything about Brad Thor and Scot Harvath? Of course. Will I continue to read this series? Hell yes I will.

However, I might not have been as captivated but this addition held so much more information and knowledge about Islamic cultures and Hannibal I felt like I was in a history class. And I've always loved History classes. People who love to learn things about history and Islamic cultures while in a fictional world this book is perfect. I found myself wishing I already knew this information before I read the book.

Anyone who loves Robert Ludlum should pick up a Brad Thor book, you will not be disappointed. Yes, Scot Harvath is no Jason Bourne, but no one will EVER live up to Jason Bourne. In my opinion, since Jason Bourne is not coming back the big screen, I'm ready for Scot Harvath. Looks like I don't have to wait to much longer. :](less)

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Apr 28, 2013 Createpei rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Brad Thor is back on track with Blowback.

This was a super interesting storyline - albeit full of stereotypes and biases that are likely much easier seen post 9-11, it was none-the-less a true page turner.

The story lines follow two distinct plots. Firstly the attempted political and career discrediting of the main character, Scot Harvarth, by a US Senator who has her sights set on the Vice-Presidential and ultimately Presidential nomination though the destroying of the current sitting President.

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Jul 22, 2009 Anita rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: drama, thriller, brad-thor

Brad Thor's main character, Scot Harvath, is a man to behold. While I found his antics a little too much to believe in this book, I found myself engaged by the storyline. Middle Eastern politics, mixed in with historical war figures and bioterrorism from books over 3000 years old. It has my mind leaping at parts. Thor did bring his character back to reality a couple of times, when right in the middle of dangerous stunts he would wonder where his life was heading and if he was taking his career t...more

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Mar 10, 2013 William Crosby rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

In many ways, characters are stereotypical. Still, lots of action, fast read and the main character was saved by a woman several times as a change of pace from Harvath always saving the world.

Does make several contentious statements. For example: "Not all Muslims are terrorists, but without fail all terrorists are Muslims." Seems to me there are a lot more than Muslim terrorists. IRA, Basques, NeoNazi/Aryan groups. The FBI, after Obama was elected, noted an increase in those groups and in severa...more

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Jun 26, 2012 Dale rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Based on some dubious assumptions

Published by Pocket Books in 2006.

Brad Thor's thriller Blowback delivers as far as the international thrills and chills go. Main character Scot Harvath is a counter-terrorism expert on the tail of an Al-Qaeda operative who catches wind of something new - a plague that is being resurrected from the ancient past to be used against all non-Muslims.

Harvath pursues his leads across Europe and the Middle East - that part is lots of fun. I have issues with Thor's treatm...more

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Apr 01, 2013 Ruthy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I saw this book at my mother-in-law's house and thought, hmmm, maybe I'll give it a go. Didn't read the back cover, didn't look up the author, didn't look up the synopsis. Stone cold read.

Love it! Again, I never thought I would be a fan of political thrillers. At first, I thought...for a brief second...this this would have a super natural twist to it...just a little. But it wasn't and that's okay!!

I like Scot Harvath and to read more and more of this very interesting guy. And Brad Thor is not b...more

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Feb 06, 2010 Marti rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Just when I think that I have read a really action filled thriller, then another one like this comes along. It is fascinating to think that some of Hannibal's soldiers might have been preserved in ice along the route through the Alps. What isn't is to think of various ways men have come up with germ warfare or pestilence to kill off the enemy. Scot Harvath is the hero who works with others to defeat some villains and make the world more safe than it might have been. Obviously he and his 'team' c...more

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Nov 29, 2009 David H. rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is the first Brad Thor novel I have read. Even thou, this is a novel, I learned much about Muslum religion and culture, as well as Hannibal, the ancient invader. The plot and background information was enthralling. The novel was well written, and easy to read. My only complaint was that the main characters weren't as complex as I would of preferred them to be. Overall, I would recommend this novel to anyone looking for a book dealing with modern day issues such as politics and terrorism, pl...more

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Jul 11, 2009 Horizon rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I accidentally read this one first when I thought that I had them in order, but as with most adventure/spy thrillers, it didn't matter. Thor masters the intrigue game ad keeps the ball rolling at full speed. What struck me though was that he captured the political thriller, such as Richard North Patterson or Vince Flynn, plus the action adventure, as Flynn again or Lee Child, but he also incorporates the historical mystery a la Dan Brown and Steve Berry. After finishing I immediately rearranged...more

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Mar 06, 2013 Andrew Kendall rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I very much enjoyed this novel. It was full of historical references, coupled with tense actions scenes. Scot Harvath is definitely a likeable character, even though he's a bit of a "G.I. Joe" type. My only real issue was that the author is all too obvious in his dislike for democrats, and the character "Carmichael" was clearly (loosely) based around Hilary Clinton, who I happen to admire.
I would absolutely recommend this book, and as it's the first Brad Thor novel I've ever read, I will look f...more

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Aug 09, 2011 Jason rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: thriller, right-wing-douche-bag-thriller-writ

If you are a fan of Ludlum, you may like Brad Thor. If you are a fan of "24" & "Burn Notice" you may like Thor's novels. If you are a right-wing conservative who believes in "might is right", then you'll like Brad Thor's novels. I like Thor because he writes a good thriller & keeps the criticism of liberalism on the down low (totally unlike author Vince Flynn's novels).
In this thriller, counter-terrorism operative, Scot Harvath, sets out to prevent a Muslim caliphate from becoming a rea...more

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Jan 20, 2009 Doran Barton rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was a little skeptical when I started reading this book because recommendations for Brad Thor had come from people who also liked Brad Meltzer and Andrew Gross and I found their work to be less satisfying that I would have liked.

The first few chapters of Blowback had me worried because the chapters were short and seemingly formulaic in structure. As the story went on, however, I found myself enveloped in the book and, to a certain extent, the characters. The science and the history used in th...more

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Sep 11, 2012 Larry rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This plot is very intriguing and the history of nontraditional warfare is amazing! Also (as usual), there’s a lot of action!

As the Scott Horvath series continues, I now realize why it doesn’t feel as “real” as Mitch Rapp. Thor has made Horvath a little too smart. He figures out everything! (Also, Scott Horvath sure has a lot of people that “owe me a favor”… which makes many more things possible for him.)

Nevertheless, it a great, fun read. I really enjoy the series. I still intend to read all of...more

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Aug 04, 2011 Larry Johnson added it · review of another edition

Thor delivers another fast-paced thriller that has you holding on to the edge of your seat. In this novel, former SEAL and Secret Service agent Scott Harvath is targeted by an ambitious Senator to bring down the President. At the same time, Harvath is overseas searching for a terrorist assassin and a new biological weapon that is planned to be used on US soil. The ending is fast and full of surprises. I couldn't put it down for the last several chapters and was reading from 2am to 6am.

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Dec 28, 2009 Matt Duval rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

While the premise is interesting, it's a bit far-fetched. But like the prior Brad Thor novels I read, the story is fast-paced and keeps you interested. Scot Harvath is the type of hero like Jason Bourne and James Bond. While some of the plot aspects are not that believable, Brad Thor does a great job of infusing a lot of history into his novels. This was much the same as this had a lot of interesting history on Hannibal and his journey through Europe and some aspects of current Muslim culture. N...more

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Apr 16, 2012 Suby rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is the first of Brad Thor books I have had the occasion to read. My conclusion on the author after reading just one book is that he is second to none.
The plot is international bio-terrorism and we are taken through a long historical journey on the origin of Islamic terrorism.
While I can't agree with the author's contention that Artha Sasthra contains recipes for bio weapons I must agree that his inclusion of the reference makes the novel all the more dramatic.
This book is highly readable.

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Feb 04, 2012 Pat rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Audio book. Another good one by Brad Thor. The world is threatened by a potential virus that would spread rapidly. Scot Harvath is in trouble for being on a video beating an "innocent" civilian while trying to capture a terrorist/assassin. He has to go undercover to solve the problem. He's all over the world with a woman scientist who is in danger and uses the Swiss lady from an earlier novel. A lot of shooting, running... but it keeps your attention throughout.

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Jun 28, 2010 JC rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010, kindle, my-firsttime

Another Harvath novel and more terrorists stopped and averted. This time it is a group claiming to have the most deadly weapon in a fast spreading disease. Harvath has to stop them against all odds and teams up with a new companion to do so. He does get some help from an old fried though. The book was a typical Harvath novel with ups and downs in terms of pace and storytelling. Harvath, as always, seems to be near invincible. The book was a bit too long for me, but overall a fun read.

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