This third (and final?) installment of the Tom Gray series was every bit as good as the first two. By this time, I was fairly comfortable with 90% of the characters so the fact that the author switches constantly from first to last names wasn't as problematic for me as with the other two.As that is really my only complaint, I highly recommend this series! Lots of action and adventure without all the unnecessary gore that a lot of thrillers have now. Love it! This is the exciting denoument of the Gray Trilogy which features ex-SAS man Tom Gray and his personal crusade to tackle injustice, which we followed in Gray Justice and Gray Resurrection. He and his surviving friends are attempting to return to England where people in the heart of the government, want the world to believe he is dead. There is a sub-plot intriguingly twisted around this, which involves terrorism and a virus which can affect humanity genetically in an unexpected way. You have to read on!Alan McDermott writes a great thriller and at times this book became almost nail-bitingly exciting. The books definitely have to be read in order because we get to know the characters in the earlier books and the start of this one builds up the plot and thickens the intrigue, rather than being character driven. As the first book began with the unpunished death of his young son, it was lovely to find Tom reminiscing about him at the end – and what a very satisfying ending it was… with just a little bit of a hanging thread. Absolutely brilliant!
What do You think about Gray Redemption (2012)?
Really enjoyed this trilogy, fast paced story lines that sucked you right in and a great ending
—Dee78
A rip-roaring adventure and to my mind, the best book of the trilogy. Will there be a fourth?
—violetrogers
Book three of the Gray trilogy. I didn't find it quite as engrossing as I did the first two.
—Crystal
