Books by Kyle Mills
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review 1: This book was quick to read, moderately entertaining, and easy to follow. The protagonists are developed well enough to keep your interest, although the antagonists could have been further developed. This is not the author's best work, but it's an improvement from some of his r...
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review 1: I would have given The Ares Decision a 3 star rating because it falls a little short of being great. But there are many aspects in the book, other than those that hold the rating back, that demand a higher rating, forcing a 3.5.Kyle Mills is a gifted author - the book makes that ...
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review 1: this is a lucky book.Lucky that it's written with all the guile and tenacity of a classic Ludlum page-turner.What's not 'classic' about it is the 'jarring' copy editing, which is (often) sloppy at the most crucial part of the book i.e. the start, when a book needs to gain a reade...
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review 1: Josh Haggerty graduates with a degree in Engineering and isrecruited by a charitable group called New Africa to manageone of their farms in Africa. Secrets soon begin to unraveland Josh finds himself in a world of violence, turmoil andpolitical corruption. In his quest for the tr...
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review 1: This novel by Kyle Mills continues Robert Ludlum's Covert-One series of novels. The action flips back and forth between places in Uganda, Iran and the U.S. (mainly Langley, VA and Frederick, MD). The primary protagonists are Dr. Jon Smith ("just a country doctor", a virologist w...
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review 1: This is a novel with such an absurd premise that almost nothing else about it matters. The writing is certainly competent enough by author Kyle Mills, but there isn’t a shred of believability in any aspect of the novel, starting off with the ridiculous premise. The concept here i...
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review 1: Pretty good extrapolation of wearable technology. I had to suspend my understanding of the brain machine interface to get past the hand waving of how the connection work, with quotes such as, 'and then I thought, why not connect directly to the brain?'. But, this is SciFi. And a ...
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review 1: I've been following Jon Smith, Randi Russell, Marty Zellerback, and Peter Howell since The Hades Factor, without fail. This group always deliver. Although the plot in some of the Covert One books are somewhat disappointing, the main characters are invariably fascinating. It's lik...