The Scot Harvath Series: State of the Union : A Thriller (Series #3) (CD-Audio)

from MSWallack

Unfortunately, the weakest of the Scot Harvath books. The plot seemed to be thrown together without the author having asked a lot of important "what if" questions before proceeding with plot developments. The latter portions of the book also seemed to lack the detail of the earlier portions, whic...

from msaucier818

Another Brad Thor/Scot Harvath super-spy saves the day novel. This time the story brings back the Cold War - turns out the Cold War never ended, it was simply sleeping. Completely over the top survivability by the main hero, but entertaining nonetheless. Thor's books are page turners and help me ...

from Corduroy7

I really like the character of Scott Harvath. I like to think there are more men with his qualities protecting the United States of America than we could possibly imagine.I do however, find it a little more difficult, each time I read one of Brad Thor's novels to enjoy all the acronyms shared and...

from Linda.Bass

Book 3 has Scot Harvath's deep in the thick of it to stop the Russian's secret mission to destroy the world's only superpower! Scot that learns several suitcase nukes are placed in major cities throughout the country and the President quickly gathers his NSC to come up with a plan while keeping t...

from NPJacobsen

In his third offering of the Scot Harvath saga, Brad Thor finally gets around to placing Harvath in his element: counter-terrorism. In the first offering, "The Lions of Lucerne," the former Navy Seal is featured in his role of Secret Service agent. In "Path of the Assassin," he ties up loose ends...