Books by Brad Thor
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review 1: Despite some of the previous books in the series being a bit less than I had come to expect, this one (11th) is right back on track. This time I found the plotline totally credible and for all I know more than accurate in its possibilities. There were a few wayward moments which ...
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review 1: Actually, I would rate this a 4.5 - so good! After years of meticulous planning, the Chinese are about to launch Operation Snow Dragon, and say good-bye to the U.S.A. as we know it. Americans will not be able to function thus allowing China to lay claim to our land and vast res...
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review 1: Thor writes great action and suspense, so for the life of me I can't figure out why there's so little of it. Having read almost every book in the Harvath series, they have a certain formula, I just wish Thor could break free from this formula. Most of the book is full of fluff, e...
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review 1: This was a great book. I know this was a great book, because it kept my wife's interest--she generally dislikes spy/thriller books. Foreign Influence was fast-paced non-stop action. I read/heard this book a little out of order so I was glad that Thor gave some background/histo...
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review 1: Harvath and Carlton are hired by the Federal Reserve to look into who is behind the kidnappings and murder of five top candidates to be the next Chairman. Thor teaches the reader about the Federal Reserve and its history, as well as its weasel ways. Of course, no conspiracy is ...
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review 1: This is possibly about book 10 in the Scot Harvath series, and it does seem to be getting increasingly far fetched in places. Thankfully the jingoism seems to have been wound down a little bit, but it still reads a little like how one man continuously saves America. The common en...
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review 1: To my mind the author is now letting his own political perceptions sneak into the plotlines, and the books are starting to suffer for it. At one point there was Russian mafia involvement, and I had hoped that they would be a suitable foe for Scot Harvath to pit his wits against. ...
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review 1: This seems like a fairly typical Brad Thor book. The concept of a female-only Delta Force team seems to serve as a excuse to heighten the level of sexual banter and innuendo, not at the expense of action but at the expense of developing any of the antagonist characters. The "vill...
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review 1: Another exciting geopolitical thriller from the brilliant Brad Thor. "The Apostle" is the eighth entry into the Scot Harvath-based series, and this novel feels strong and straightforward in its mission delivery. There is a notable subplot that is slightly less even, but still v...
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review 1: #8 in the Scot Harvath series. Poor Scot can't seem to keep a job. First with the Secret Service and then with Homeland Security, he is now an unemployed secret agent specializing in anti-terrorism. Anything in this series is a guaranteed, page-turner thriller.Scot Harvath's job ...