Brett Arquette
Autor de Operation Hail Storm (Hail Series Book 1)
Series
Obras de Brett Arquette
Hail Strike 3 copias
Hail Sting (Hail, #5) 2 copias
Hail Damage 1 copia
Hail Fire (Hail, #6) 1 copia
Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Género
- male
Miembros
Reseñas
Operation Hail Storm (Hail, #1) por Brett Arquette
I tried, but I couldn't get into this book. It was just boring.
I received a free copy of this from the author with a request to post a review.
This review refers to the audiobook version. The narrator did a good job of doing all the voices and speaking various languages. I enjoyed the high tech spy aspects of the story especially the multiple drones: mother drones, child drones, grandchildren drones. I liked that the action takes place in North Korea. Early on there is a mission with all the many drones doing a very difficult job that really pull me into the action. This pace kept up through all the book and I found the two main characters interesting. A very entertaining book.… (más)
This review refers to the audiobook version. The narrator did a good job of doing all the voices and speaking various languages. I enjoyed the high tech spy aspects of the story especially the multiple drones: mother drones, child drones, grandchildren drones. I liked that the action takes place in North Korea. Early on there is a mission with all the many drones doing a very difficult job that really pull me into the action. This pace kept up through all the book and I found the two main characters interesting. A very entertaining book.… (más)
Disclaimer: I was provided a review copy of this book, having read several Lee Child stories.
This book is setting the scene for a series. Story telling is on the simple and slow side, but the tech descriptions and back story provides an almost believable near-future, albeit with a few gaping holes. The predictable story line did not end satisfactorily; the relationships do not feel believable. Will still read the next couple of books to see if the author improves, as the ideas are good.
This book is setting the scene for a series. Story telling is on the simple and slow side, but the tech descriptions and back story provides an almost believable near-future, albeit with a few gaping holes. The predictable story line did not end satisfactorily; the relationships do not feel believable. Will still read the next couple of books to see if the author improves, as the ideas are good.
With the series leaning more and more toward unrestrained vigilaeism, I was happy to see a little thought given.
Estadísticas
- Obras
- 10
- Miembros
- 101
- Popularidad
- #188,710
- Valoración
- 3.7
- Reseñas
- 44
- ISBNs
- 9