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Days of Rage (Pike Logan, #6)

Brad Taylor

Why we're reading this: The obligatory nuclear bomb book. Don't worry though, this one is willing to shake things up compared to …more
[close] The obligatory nuclear bomb book. Don't worry though, this one is willing to shake things up compared to its counterparts. When the director general of ||||||||'s FSB decides to relieve the old Soviet tradition of state sponsored terrorism, his efforts to cover up the transfer of WMD's to a Boko Haram fanatic lead to not just the Taskforce homing in on him, but another intelligence agency, which has a bone to pick with his actions on a day in 1972.

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Jan 06, 2016 Jarrod rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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He had me at the FIFA World Cup. The book starts a little slow and you wonder where this is going, but once you hit around page 100, the story takes off and doesn't stop. A delightful read that shows the expanse of the author's abilities. We are introduced to new characters and they are instantly developed, given personalities and are both complex. The end of the book is riveting with constant drama, suspense and twisting.

The ending is satisfying, yet getting there is crushing at times. I don't ...more

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Aug 10, 2014 Lee rated it liked it

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The latest Pike Logan thriller finds him hunting the hunters as Task Force members are being eliminated by an unseen foe. Does this have something to do with a flash drive that they are fighting the Russians and the Israeli’s over. As more Taskforce members get into trouble Logan and Jennifer are forced to team up with the Israeli’s to stop a terrorist plot. Good read.

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