Books by Brad Taylor
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review 1: Brad Taylor has quickly risen to the top of the thriller genre, along with Lee Child, Brad Thor, and Vince Flynn. In this most recent installment featuring Pike Logan, the action is, once again, non-stop. Interesting backdrops abound as the story of a terror plot involving a de...
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review 1: One of the best books in the series so far that just keeps getting better. We've got a few new characters introduced that I'm sure will show up in future stories. One minor criticism.....the very ending of this book was a bit unbelievable for me, which is surprising, because al...
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review 1: Brad Taylor is a good thriller writer. He has the right background in special ops and he does his research well. This book involved a number of characters representing various interests, and, frankly, it was a little hard to follow at times, especially if you read the book in spu...
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review 1: This is Taylor's first book, and it was a fun ride. Despite some goofy plot details, the characters were believable, likable, and the story had some unexpected turns. I enjoyed it as I would a good action movie. The story was similar to those by Vince Flynn and Brad Thor, but I f...
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review 1: I was anticipating book two in this series and was not disappointed. All Necessary Force picked up the action right away. Pike Logan, in many ways, is a typical "soldier" in this type of book, but he does display some personal growth in this book. There is genuine conflict and ...
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review 1: OK espionage thriller type story with lots of fight scenes as our flat, 2 dimensional heroes try to save the world from a hacker with a program to scramble the GPS system who is trying to sell it to drug lords and terrorists. The most despicable character is Jennifer, a feisty, ...
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review 1: I like pike and I like his writing but this book just got more and more stupid with ridiculous events. from an early 5* down to 3 at best. Jennifer being involved so heavily is stupid. oh and she's an expert gymnast and can disarm a navy seal with a few unsuspecting kicks to the ...
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review 1: Many authors write short stories to exploit their work. This is not the case with "The Callsign". This truly felt and rad like a stand alone story. It was immensely pleasurable to read about the origins of the Taskforce. It's humble beginnings and to learn the backstory of one of...