Executive Force
By Gary Grossman Engaging from the first page to the last. In the genre of Tom Clancy, the Executive series by Grossman are action packed, imaginative thrillers that take the reader on a journey to the very last pages. Executive Force is the fourth book in the series, which features Secret Service Agent Scott Roarke on a serial assassin’s trail—one that leads to a clandestine North Korean plot and a nuclear standoff. The assassin is picking off American political figures, one by one, creating uncertainty and havoc. Meanwhile, Roarke’s fiancée, an assistant to the U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice, is tasked with researching the separatists. Attorney Katie Kessler goes rogue to gather evidence for the court. Roarke hunts a lone assassin across two continents. Their paths lead them both to a decades-old plot hatched at a private school in Switzerland, now leading to North Korea. The plot is tight, so that even the build up encourages the reader to keep turning pages to unravel what is coming next. While this is the fourth in the series, it can be read by itself. Although a warning, reading it will encourage you to go out and buy the first three books in the series. Thank you to Netgalley for providing a review copy in return for an honest review. All opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own. #ExecutiveForce #NetGalley Reviewed by Heath Henwood www.books-reviewed.weebly.com
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