The Scot Harvath Series: Black List (Series #11) (CD-Audio)

from petrichor8

quite unnerving read, especially since the whole NSA scandal that's come out in the recent past, long after this book was published. Excellent read, will keep you on the edge of your seat.

from MSWallack

I really like Thor when he's writing action sequences. And I usually like the plots that he creates. But he's become such a far right, Glenn Beck acolyte where everyone who doesn't agree with him is somehow out to destroy the good way of American life, that he's becoming almost insufferable. This...

from readafew

This was a fun action-packed book, a great spy-thriller. This is the 11th book in the series and while I think it will be fun to go back and read the previous books they certainly are not needed. There is plenty of background supplied. Scot has finished a mission and has just arrived at the safe ...

from utbw42

I view this as Thor's vision of "1984", and he portrays a fairly realistic and frightening account of the Orwell classic. Scot Harvath and the group he is a part of are set up as potential terrorists by the government to get them out of the way so that certain groups can basically cause havoc by ...

from bitsy08

I just finished reading Lee Child's new Jack Reacher novel, A Wanted Man, and while I like his books, this one was just "Eh, OK." Brad Thor on the other hand was really, really really good. The author's note in the front states: "All of the technology contained in this novel is based on systems c...