Ron Goodreau

The Khan Dilemma by Ron Goodreau is an interesting and exciting political thriller. Mr. Goodreau’s plot subjects of are realistic enough to be seen daily in today’s newspaper headlines. The plot moves at a good pace, and the story has a good blend of dialog and storytelling. People and place descriptions are thorough without being overdone.

The book started slowly for me, and although the character of Max was likeable enough, none of the characters really stood out. They were typical for this type of novel, but none of them had a boldness of personality that would create an intense interest for me. I was initially confused by the term “sap” and had never heard of this term referring to a weapon, so I guess I learned something.

I recommend The Khan Dilemma to anyone who likes a gritty crime/political thriller story.… (altro)

An outstanding debut thriller. Cashing in on the current homeland security rogue operations scenarios sweeping the literary and video world, Ron Goodreau, practicing DA and new author gives us a tight, chillingly believable plot with a host of good guys/bad guys (who's who we're never sure), fast paced action, excellent dialogue, and characters you can definitely picture.

The plot rolls along, the pages turn quickly, and within a few hours the incredible ending arrives. I hope that Max Siegel, the hunky protagonist turns up in more books. He is a lawyer one could almost learn to love.… (altro)