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Falcon Seven (2010)

by James W. Huston(Favorite Author)

3.92 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

0312364326 (ISBN13: 9780312364328)

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

St. Martin's Press

review 1: Pretty good, not really captivating but very interesting. I hate the ICC and think they are full of themselves. Sounds like a bunch of Nazis irritated that the allies had a trial at the end of WWII. I wanted the book to end different with the court getting slammed and told how insignificant they are. Grateful to be an American and I don't really care what other countries think about us. We have never attacked first: we have only gone to war due to being attacked first or been asked to help other nations. The book gave me a good patriotic high. "Damn the torpedoes and full speed ahead."
review 2: Interesting premise about a pair of F/A-18 aviators entrapped into a war crimes tribunal after bombing an Al Qaeda/Taliban meeting in Pakistan, in a building tha... moret just happened to house a refugee center run by European doctors. Unfortunately, the writing does not do justice to premise. Too much on the nose exposition, including unrealistic dialogue seemingly crafted just to tell the story. Improbable plot twists and one-dimensional uninteresting characters made it a tough read. Nevertheless, I hung in there till the end to see how it turned out. Disappointing. less

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