The breathtaking new Nick Stone thriller from the bestselling author of "Bravo Two Zero.
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Dec 23, 2011
Max
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Even in its genre, this is a particularly poorly written book. Normally I read such books during travel, and don't really care its worth less than toilet paper. This time it ended up on my freshly bought E-reader, as part of a welcome package. It was the first book I tried, and it made me hate the new thing.. only exceptionally bad books are able to do that. Luckily the next book made me enjoy it again.
Feb 13, 2010
Marcin
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Jan 24, 2011
Richard
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Another mostly well-written action thriller from McNab. A little thin on story in this one - running out of ideas perhaps? - but the usual elements of his stories were all there. I like the way he kind of summarises things and how everybody ends up right at the end. It worked well in this book in particular, because there had been a couple of loose ends that I had forgotten all about. the bizarre thing was though, the first part of the book was very well writte, very tense and edgy, and the last
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Mar 15, 2011
Crusader
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A good action romp with a simple enough plot. Great for those times when you want to take a break from something complex.
Jan 29, 2010
Alan
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A reasonable action page turner. Somehwat formulaic, but hey sometimes a trashy action book is what you need... :-)
Sep 02, 2011
Chris
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The final Nick Stone episode (for now) and one of the best, reminded me of the film 3 kings at the start. The book was fast paced and tense, good ending and glad that once the finale happened there was a few pages to finish off the story which I have found frustrating with the Nick Stone series in the past. Overall a very enjoyable read and hopefully not the last we will hear of Nick Stone.
Jul 15, 2011
Russell
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Slower paced than all the other McNab books I've read. Better towards the end but not enough going on to really engage.
Jul 20, 2010
Rod
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Not Andy's best book. Nick Drake seemed a little one-dimensional. Perhaps it was his missing family or love interest. Whatever it was this reader was not too concerned as to the outcome of the plot.
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