Books by W.E.B. Griffin
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review 1: Typical W. E. B. Griffin story. As with a couple of his recent books, TOP SECRET did not really end, it just stopped, leaving a lot of loose ends It did, however, provide closure for EMPIRE AND HONOR although it took several months to do so. Griffin's books are generally an e...
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review 1: While the book did include interesting historical facts I never knew about- the existence of the OSS and the rescue of the Italian dictator, for instance- I still felt as though nothing happened. All that seemed to happen was people would talk and plot and conduct inter monologue...
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review 1: A disappointment. I don't know if W.E.B. is losing his touch, of if his co-writer/son is bringing down the quality, but this surely wasn't up to his usual square-jawed hero standards. Matt Payne has become a fairly boring leading man, and W.E.B. had nothing new to add to his st...
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review 1: This series has been very entertaining. I read this book out of order since I inadvertently read (or rather listened to) the next book in the series and, while listening, realized that there had to have been another book in between it and the last book I'd listened to. That did...
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review 1: This was a book about the chaos at the end of World War II, or at least the European part of the war. Spies, smuggled Nazis, panic in the streets of Berlin, all that is here. The book focuses on an American Marine who has dual citizenship in Argentina and is working for the OSS...
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review 1: The last of the Honor Bound series (to be succeeded by the Clandestine Operations series). I can understand some of the criticism from some of the reviews about the authors' tendency towards anachronistic dialogue and soap opera-ish (I think I have created a new word there...) dr...
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review 1: Not quite as good as the rest of the Badge of Honor series, this one is still worth any WEB Griffin fan's time. This was also definitely one of the fastest reads I've had in a long time. As a result, it was a little disappointing that I was able to finish it in about 8 hours beca...
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review 1: The Pop-N-Drop Vigilante. A cancer-ridden FedEx driver who lost his daughter in a roophy date rape murder determines to use his final days to clean up as many deviant sex crime perpetrators as possible, and sets the PPD in a frenzy along the way. Matt Payne is given the Task Forc...
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review 1: It's been a while since I've read from the Man at War series by Griffin. Luckily a good portion of the book is spent reminding the reader of who's who and where the story was left off. This is the story of the OSS in Europe/North Africa. At this point, Sicily is about to be in...
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review 1: This is the latest installment in the Men at War series. I have read all of Griffin's books. My very favories are the Brotherhood of War, The Corps and Badge of Honor series. Griffin always incorporates real people and events with fictional characters. In the spymasters - whi...
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review 1: Presidential Agent 7.Lieutenant Colonel James D. Ferris, assistant military attaché to Mexico, is kidnapped while his three associates are killed. Publicly it is stated to be drug cartel violence. Charley Castillo and his friends and allies wonder if it might be Putin enacting ...