Keith Douglass

An engaging story, full of twists and turns, and a suspenseful read. The author has clearly done his homework and researched the details of this book carefully.
In the end, it is fairly predictable with even its plot turns lead to the results a reader would expect.
I enjoyed it, it was great escapism, but not particularly memorable of impressive.

Lieutenant Commander Blake Murdock and his elite SEAL Team Seven are sent in when a stolen arsenal of nuclear warheads turns up in Libya, whose ruthless leader, Muammar al-Qaddafi, threatens to ignite a nuclear armageddon on the Middle East. Original.

An engaging story, full of twists and turns, and a suspenseful read. The author has clearly done his homework and researched the details of this book carefully.
In the end, it is fairly predictable with even its plot turns lead to the results a reader would expect.
I enjoyed it, it was great escapism, but not particularly memorable of impressive.

Honestly...I get so sick of hearing about Navy Seals. I have had the unfortunate opportunity to work around them and they are all so stuck on themselves it is sickening. Seems they believe the hype Hollywood puts on them. And the books about them are no better. Do they have a dangerous job? Yes. Are they skilled and well trained? Yes. Do they have their heads stuck up the tail pipe?......without a doubt.