John Wells Novel The Wolves, Book 10, (Paperback)

from thewanderingjew

The Wolves, John Wells #10, Alex Berenson, narrated by George Guidall When the novel begins, the reader learns that a planned invasion of Iran by the United States had been thwarted, just in time. The effort to start this war was engineered by an American, Aaron Duberman, who was married to an Is...

from gmmartz

A rare John Wells series novel from Berenson that was below expectations. A little too far fetched on the plot, dialogue not quite up to snuff, some unrealistic action sequences. Wells ends up mostly in one piece and there's a giant tease at the end, so let's hope the next installment will be a r...

from MSWallack

Not my favorite John Wells book. First, there just wasn't that much for him to do. Second, the politics at the heart of the story didn't ring true. Finally, I'll admit that I've remained a bit uncomfortable by the villain and his plot in both this book and the preceding volume in the series. That...

from jfe16

Aaron Duberman, who tried to lure the United States into war with Iran, has gone into hiding, protected by layers of impenetrable security. But John Wells, who foiled his plot, has seen men with money and influence escape the responsibility when their schemes crumble; he's determined the Duberman...

from mikedraper

This is Alex Berenson's 10th novel featuring John Wells. His novel, "The Faithful Spy: won the Edgar Award in 2007 for the best first novel. "The Wolves" follows the action in "Twelve Days," where billionaire Aaron Duterman tried to get the U.S. and Israel to invade Iran. Needless to say, this wo...