OMG! The mind-boggling concept and the constant heart-palpitating pace means this reader can only read a few short chapters at a time! I enjoy reading thrillers, but sometimes the thrill at the death of one, or more, of the "bad-guys" becomes overwhelming but not as much as the survival of the "g...
Riveting. Extremely intense. It is not for the faint of heart. It is gruesome, descriptive and having worked in two Hospital Emergency Rooms as a triage facilitator, I was not as grossed out as some may be with this wicked parasite and the damage to the mind and body, and the parasite, once at it...
Covert - One. An agency so secret that only the President knows it exists. In fact, he organized it and asked his closest advisor, Fred Klein, to run it. When no one else can handle an explosive global situation, you send in Covert - One.An American special forces team is sent into northern Ug...
I thought this book was pretty good. Unexpectedly good, as a matter of fact, since I assumed it would be very boring.The idea, of inserting things inside your brain, so that your eyes act as movie screens, is something I find amazing. I really need it for history class.This is the first book in t...
Picked this one up at my local public library for a fun thriller read. These ghostwritten posthumous novels are often hit-or-miss. But Kyle Mills not only catches the true spirit of Ludlum's pacy, globe trotting thrillers. It's also well written and decently plotted. On the upper end of these lic...
I really enjoyed this book. The first half was likable but a bit hard to follow due to all the point-of-view changes and a somewhat difficult-to-track passage of time. But the second half really took off and had some very enjoyable "wow" moments. :)I considered not reading this book since it's pa...
Synopsis: Special Agent Mark Beamon is a maverick. His open disdain for the FBI's rules - and Directors - has exiled him to a no-profile post in the boondocks. But when a shadowy right-wing group starts flooding America's emergency rooms with dead and dying, Beamon is summoned back to Washington....
A secret Department of Homeland Security is recruiting agents towork undercover in the Middle East and the director wants hissecond in command Matt Egin to bring aboard an old friend Salamal-Fayed better known as Fade. He's perfect for this job. A NewYorker an ex Navy Seal he's the son immigrants...
Brandon Vale is a career thief and one of the best even thoughhe is in prison for a robbery he didn't commit. He is suddenlybroken out of prison by one Richard Scanlon a former FBI agent who framed him from the beginning. Scanlon still has ties to theU.S. intelligence community and he has discove...
Mark Beamon has been an unconventional FBI agent ever sincehe joined. He has spent years putting the truth ahead of everything else and this has resulted in his getting a dead end job with the FBI in Phoenix. A brand new terrorist threatthough is about to bring him back. A videotape proves that a...
Darkness Falls
The two men inside were having an animated conversation, laughing and jabbing at each other as the vehicle sped along the dark road. They seemed to have completely forgotten the two American hitchhikers they’d rescued from the side of the road an hour earlier. Satisfied they weren’t being watched...
The rutted surface and the insecure position of the guard manning the machine gun in back was limiting them to eighty kilometers per hour—a speed that seemed impossibly slow. “How far are you from Avass?” Omidi held the satellite phone with his shoulder and scrolled on a handheld GPS. The village...
The woman at the front desk had told him the man he was looking for would be in the first lab past the offices, but who knew there would be so many damn offices? Ironically, the stitched-up hole and titanium screws in his back weren’t bothering him all that much. It was th...
BEAMON SAID, stepping to his right and setting a large box of doughnuts on his secretary’s desk. She covered the mouthpiece of the phone she was talking into and said, “Sorry, Mark. I wanted to warn you.” Beamon leaned out so he could see through the window of his office. Jacob Layman had planted...
Someone is finally giving him a chance. All he has to do is not blow it. Josh tries to lose himself in the job, but soon the precariousness of his situation becomes clear. His guide turns out to be a thug with ties to the country's genocidal dictator. Then the life of his sister in the United Sta...
The attention was short lived, though, and before he could completely correct his slouch, the woman had turned away and was, once again, deeply engrossed in whispering with her co-conspirators. In theory, Beamon was to be the star of this show, the reason they had gathered there, but right now he...