A John Corey Novel: Radiant Angel (Series #7) (CD-Audio)

from flourgirl49

I'm a huge Nelson DeMille fan, and this latest John Corey book does not disappoint. I love John Corey - he is such a wiseass, always cracking jokes even in the midst of extreme danger, and he always comes up with a solution to whatever the world-shattering problem might be (in this case a suitcas...

from buffalogr

I am pleased to report that Nelson DeMille has pulled off an excellent book/read. After the forgettable tedious chase through Yemen in "The Panther," he seems to have recovered from diarrhea of the pen and this one is only 10+ hours--great length. This comes at the expense of some detail. For exa...

from mikedraper

John Corey is with the Diplomatic Surveillance Group as a kind of break after his harrowing experiences in Yemen. He's monitoring the activities of Col. Vasily Petrov who is with the Russian U.N. Mission. As Corey and his team of anti-terrorists follow Petrov and a group of Russians to a party th...

from JPodlaski

Thoroughly enjoyed the next John Corey installment from Nelson DeMille - Radiant Angel. The plot is real and could happen here in the United States at any time. John Corey is no longer in the CIA but still has ties everywhere and favors to call in. Without these assets, it would be difficult to f...

from Olivermagnus

The seventh book in the John Corey series begins with Corey working for the Diplomatic Surveillance Group, after he was unofficially fired by his Anti-Terrorist Task Force superiors. It is known to be a dead end job, and is called "a quiet end" for a reason. His duties include watching Russian di...