Books by Patrick Lee
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review 1: Something of a disappointment after a strong start to this series. Well written and zooms right along, but the plot lost all credibility and the time-travel elements could have been handled in a much more compelling manner. The first book, The Breach was fantastic. Ghost Count...
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review 1: Sam Dryden, ex-Delta Force/Black Ops, is a civilian again after his wife and daughter died in an car accident. Having sleep issues, he goes for a 4 am run on the boardwalk and literally runs into a young girl fleeing from several men. He soon learns that she has been held capti...
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review 1: This is one of those books it is best to read "blind" to avoid spoilers: don't check out the blurb, don't let anyone tell you what to expect, just enjoy the unfolding thriller plot and interestingly complex main character. It's not bad. I resisted the urge to give a 5-star review...
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review 1: The perfect follow-up to The Breach -- fast-paced, imaginative, couldn't put it down. My only problem (and I guess you could list it as a lack of intelligence on my part) is my total confusion with the time travel stuff at the end, especially with a conversation that takes place ...
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review 1: This book was a very compelling read. I could not put it down. The story is somewhat unique, and the characters were written so well, it just kept me wanting more. The book kept asking impossible questions, but eventually the answers reveal themselves, and my mind was just blown....
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review 1: I was wondering if I should give this four or five stars. I went with five. How could I possibly rate it thus when the book has no spaceships? (Oops, sorry, spoiler alert.) I'll tell you: I really enjoyed the book. It was a fun, easy, sci-fi goodie-filled read. But there wer...
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review 1: It's better than the first one, I think. Everything doesn't come around in an elegant spiral, so the sense of mystery is greater. And the threats are greater, as well. In the first book, the villain is mostly toying with them (for plot reasons, but it still makes for dull read...
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review 1: So...we finally get to the end of the trilogy. It's a good trilogy. The writer in this ser4ies has set up an interesting and intricate plot. He plays with time and space. You'll have to be willing to accept his view of how time interaction and the explanation he gives about parad...