Scot Harvath no longer works for the Secret Service. Instead he works for a third party organization, which is covertly contracted by the US government to stop terrorism. The Dwarf is framed for a bus bombing, and Scot is quickly ensconced in a race to stop terrorist activities in London, Amsterdam, and Chicago. ( )

Another fun and full of action book. A little sad about Harvath and Tracy. ( )

In looking back over my reading list, I was surprised that I had not read a novel from the Scot Harvath series since 2013.

As mentioned in my last review...I definitely am a Scot Harvath fan as his love of country, his moral compass, his personal value system, and especially his heart march to the beat of the best of American men and women who protect us each day and the best of them never receiving an ounce of recognition for their service. The author seems without a doubt to have the soul of Scot Harvath as he shares this character and all the people that Scot represents flawlessly.

Brad Thor's novels provide a very realistic behind-the-scenes of the men and women who truly protect Americans on a day-to-day basis and the very real sacrifices that affect them, their families and loved ones.
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Another good book from Brad Thor. ( )

Reads like a comic book
Begins with some interest, then deteriorates to virtually unreadable ( )