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Action and adventure at its explosive best...Another addictive corker from McNab Belfast Telegraph 20081101 McNab's years of experience in the front line shine through this fast, furious novel Daily Express 20081219
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The breathtaking new Nick Stone thriller from the bestselling author of Bravo Two Zero.
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20 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I bought this book the other day and i started reading it as always with McNab his books spring to life in the first few pages. As for the content it is well worth a read for those budding McNab fans out there that have followed the life and troubles of the famous character Nick Stone. It was well worth the wait and hopefully Stone will continue to be the focal of McNabs books
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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Having read all the Nick Stone novels I have lately become less excited about new releases but as always I will buy it straight away and have it read within a few days.
With the last few books I have felt a little disappointed with McNabs offerings, but half way through this book I really felt that McNab had got back to his original best. In some ways I was thinking that i was in for a similar sort of read to Remote Control or Crisis Four, I love to read about how Stone prepares and plans for his tasks. But unfortunately my optimisim was met with the realisation that I was going to be let down.
It seemed that sometimes McNab would go into some detail on some things and then other times just use one sentence would be used where perhaps a little more detail would've been nice. I sometimes lost the sense of time within the story, I thought one piece of text followed on from another but then realised there was quite a time change.
It sounds like I'm a grump but I hanker for a novel in the same mould as Remote Control, Crisis Four or Firewall which i feel are McNabs best books to date. I still give it 4 out of 5 because it is still a good read. Also it's quite important that you have read the last novel at the very least to follow some of the story, if this is your first McNab book, read the others first otherwise half of what goes on, especially the relationship between Stone and Lynn, will not be as easy to follow.
Overall a good book which initially promises much but ultimately falls a little short of perfect.
Would also like to recommend a book by Duncan Falconer, The Protector.
With the last few books I have felt a little disappointed with McNabs offerings, but half way through this book I really felt that McNab had got back to his original best. In some ways I was thinking that i was in for a similar sort of read to Remote Control or Crisis Four, I love to read about how Stone prepares and plans for his tasks. But unfortunately my optimisim was met with the realisation that I was going to be let down.
It seemed that sometimes McNab would go into some detail on some things and then other times just use one sentence would be used where perhaps a little more detail would've been nice. I sometimes lost the sense of time within the story, I thought one piece of text followed on from another but then realised there was quite a time change.
It sounds like I'm a grump but I hanker for a novel in the same mould as Remote Control, Crisis Four or Firewall which i feel are McNabs best books to date. I still give it 4 out of 5 because it is still a good read. Also it's quite important that you have read the last novel at the very least to follow some of the story, if this is your first McNab book, read the others first otherwise half of what goes on, especially the relationship between Stone and Lynn, will not be as easy to follow.
Overall a good book which initially promises much but ultimately falls a little short of perfect.
Would also like to recommend a book by Duncan Falconer, The Protector.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
After reading McNab's tenth book, Crossfire, I was looking forward to reading the new addition to his Nick Stone series. Like the other 10 books, Stone is in the thick of it, possibly to do with his actions in Crossfire. This is a typical McNab book: full of action. This book is a really enjoyable book. Stone goes from country to country trying to find out who is trying to kill him. It's well worth a read. A must have for McNab fans
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Slow paced for the genre but still worth a read
I have only just discovered the Nick Stone series and after having read this one and Exit Wound I am hooked. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Catie
present
I brought this as a christmas present for my son-in-law along with others of the same type and he certainly liked them very much
Published 16 months ago by mikep
just about okay
One of the weaker Nick Stone novels. I have to say it was well researched but the plot was weak (and elements were rather obvious) and it was surprisinly light on action and... Read more
Published 18 months ago by N. Brett
A bore
This is ok if you need to fill a few hours at an airport but I found this latest offering a bore, drawn out and to me, very little action. Read more
Published 18 months ago by C. Hargrave
A good comeback
I must say i really enjoyed this read. I feel he had gone off the boil slightly with a few of his books but this is a good comeback. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Mr. J. A. Watson
Average in the series
Average in the series. More Indiana Jones than Nick Stone, but a good read nevertheless.
Published 19 months ago by Rafal Gruszczynski
Andy Mcnab brute force
The dlevery product was ok but the product itself is terribel the book was missing pages and had pages printed twice makeing the book imposible to read!!!!!
Published 20 months ago by Richard Brown
ENJOYABLE READ............
This is the first Andy McNab I have read in a while. I was an avid reader of his earlier books but I found Nick Stone rather manic and his endless concerns with the American kid... Read more
Published 21 months ago by L. Hay
Andy Mc
There really is nothing more that can be said. Andy McNabi is simply the best.
Published 22 months ago by Les F
starting to tire of nick stone
I've been reading Andy's book for a while, but he must write nick stone out as the stories are becoming very bland and boring. Read more
Published on 7 May 2010 by bookman
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