John Wells Novel The Silent Man, Book 3, (Paperback)

from tabascofromgudreads

More intelligent, informed and sophisticated than the average thriller about terrorism. Listened to the audiobook, the reader did an incredible job bringing dialogues to life. Hats off to both, writer and actor.

from tabascofromgudreads

More intelligent, informed and sophisticated than the average thriller about terrorism. Listened to the audiobook, the reader did an incredible job bringing dialogues to life. Hats off to both, writer and actor.

from Jarratt

Alex Berenson's "The Silent Man" was a good read, although it was more similar in nature to many of the espionage/thrillers I've read over the last 10 years-a feeling Berenson's previous two books didn't give me. This time, CIA agent John Wells and his boss/fiancée Jennifer Exley are targeted for...

from thejazzmonger

This is actually the third in a series about John Wells, an independent-minded CIA agent. Wells is a complicated character with a capacity for violence and a severe commitment to seeing a mission through to completion. Alex Benrenson is pretty talented writer and I got wrapped up in the story rig...

from mikedraper

As the action begins, two nuclear weapons are stolen from a Russian nuclear complex. In Zurich, we learn that Pierre Kowalski is seeking revenge for what John Wells did to him when he forced information from him. Now Kowalski has hired a man to kill Wells. If the goal of a thriller is to provide ...