Books by Steve Berry
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review 1: Always enjoy his books w/the Cotton Malone main character. I very much enjoyed this one as well. While they are stand alone books they do continue in order w/respect to what is happening w/main character and others. This was an interesting premise the author based the book on...
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review 1: Trying to catch up on my most trusted authors that I have fallen behind on so this novella came in a package. This is supposedly a prequel to his Columbus Affair release that I have read a couple of years ago. I had to go back and refresh my memory about the background but once d...
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review 1: Overall a very strong read that was clearly researched well with a lot of historical background intertwined with an intriguing myth that shines a light on a intriguing take on British history. The novel and the central concept are strong enough to draw you in and consider whether...
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review 1: This was fascinating, and steeped in the unknown history of China, something rarely covered in American education. I've actually had some previous exposure in college, but recently I realize how large the gaps are, especially in coordinating it with world history. Needham is ment...
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review 1: The Tudor Plot is actually a novella, a short novel, from an author that usually writes much longer and more involved novels. This short novel features some of the characters that regularly appear in his "Cotton Malone" novels. This particular story, is set several years earlie...
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review 1: Prequel to The Columbus Affair. This is a 50 page short story in which we get a glimpse at issues and characters of The Columbus Affair. In this one Cotton Malone, who isn't in the CCA, goes to Haiti to investigate his brother-in-law's death while scuba diving. Scott Brown die...
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review 1: The Columbus Affair raises many unanswered questions about Christopher Columbus. There is plenty of action and some suspense. The story takes place in multiple locations from Florida, to Jamaica, and Prague. I really enjoy hearing, at the end of the book, about what is factual...
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review 1: This was pretty fascinating and answered some questions that the smuggling book I recently finished did not answer about he role of piracy and privateering in the United States. Yet Smuggler's Nation as an excellent companion to this piece of fiction. The amount of violence is al...
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review 1: This is typical Berry writing. Cotton Malone is in Great Britain in this fast paced adventure involving the Royals of all things. If you are familiar with this special agent character that Mr. Berry has created over the last several novels, you will not be disappointed with this ...
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review 1: An interesting look at history in a way only Berry can perfect. In this short story we are introduced to a character on a mission to discober some of the deeply held secrets from the fallout of World War II, particularly Hitler's Bounty and the dispersal of the Nazis.Loose ties a...