Here is a list of all the books, not in order, that I have read in 2012. I have only reviewed a few so far as I just started this blog a few weeks ago. Make any comments on the list below that you'd like and we can maybe discuss in further detail if you'd like, the ones not posted for review on my blog. My goal is 50 for the year.
Enjoy!!
1. Books 3-7 in the Harry Potter books series J.K. Rawling
6. The Door to December - Dean Koontz
7. The Uncanny - Andrew Klavin
8. The Third Option - Vince Flynn
9. The Darkest Evening of the Year - Dean Koontz
10. Coldfire - Dean Koontz
11. Lost Boy, Lost Girl - Peter Straub
12. Julia - Peter Straub
13. Mr. X - Peter Straub
14. Forever Odd - Dean Koontz
15. Transfer of Power - Vince Flynn
16. Protect and Defend - Vince Flynn
17. The Vision - Dean Koontz
18. The House of Thunder - Dean Koontz
19. Act of Treason - Vince Flynn
20. Phantoms - Dean Koontz
21. Demon Seed - Dean Koontz
22. What the Night Knows - Dean Koontz
23. Frankenstein - City of Night - Dean Koontz
24. Frankenstein - Dead and Alive - Dean Koontz
25. Frankenstein - Lost Souls - Dean Koontz
26. Frankenstein - The Dead Town - Dean Koontz
27. Separation of Power - Vince Flynn - Finished 8/8/2012
28. The Haunted - Bentley Little
29. American Assassin - Vince Flynn
30. The Academy - Bentley Little
31. The Revelation - Bentley Little
32. Kill Shot - Vince Flynn
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Review: Kill Shot - Vince Flynn
Summary:
Very explosive, entertaining novel about Mitch Rapp performing one of his routine assassination of a target that becomes less routine when he his ambushed only to escape with a bullet in his shoulder. The scenes lay out that there is a leak in the CIA and that he was set up and the story is essentially his quest to find out how and why he was set up. Riveting accounts of espionage and secrets told in on the one most famous cities in all of Europe, Paris, France. Rapp moves fast and swiftly not trusting anything, even his handlers back in the states. The ending is jarring, yet satisfying as we learn who the perpetrator(s) are and how it came to be that Rapp was set up.
Review: Maybe my favorite Vince Flynn Novel to date. A must read if you like spies and lots of tangled webs of deceit.
Final Analysis: 10 out of 10 stars.
Next up: Brother Odd by Dean Koontz
Very explosive, entertaining novel about Mitch Rapp performing one of his routine assassination of a target that becomes less routine when he his ambushed only to escape with a bullet in his shoulder. The scenes lay out that there is a leak in the CIA and that he was set up and the story is essentially his quest to find out how and why he was set up. Riveting accounts of espionage and secrets told in on the one most famous cities in all of Europe, Paris, France. Rapp moves fast and swiftly not trusting anything, even his handlers back in the states. The ending is jarring, yet satisfying as we learn who the perpetrator(s) are and how it came to be that Rapp was set up.
Review: Maybe my favorite Vince Flynn Novel to date. A must read if you like spies and lots of tangled webs of deceit.
Final Analysis: 10 out of 10 stars.
Next up: Brother Odd by Dean Koontz
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