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Final Strike

A Brady Hawk Novel, Book 21

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Final Strike

De: R.J. Patterson
Narrado por: Dwight Kuhlman
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When the government you trust and serve turns on you, where do you go?

In the final chapter of this best-selling series, Brady Hawk and the Phoenix Foundation team find themselves on the run after a critical mission is sabotaged by Obsidian operatives. Hawk and Alex must find answers and fast, not only to save the ones they love but also to save their country from Obsidian. But as public enemy number one, their options are limited as are their resources.

Hawk and Alex will be tested like never before as the stakes have never been higher.

Fans of Brad Taylor, Brad Thor, Robert Ludlum, David Baldacci, Vince Flynn, and Marc Cameron will enjoy this high-stakes action thriller!

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Most spy novels require a healthy ability to suspend reality, but the Brady Hawk series really stretches the boundaries. The series started out OK, but as it progressed, the plots grew more ridiculous and the writing grew sloppier and sloppier. The text is full of exposition, probably in order to turn what should have been a short story into a novel. The author continuously uses improper terms (clips instead of mags or magazines is the most irritating), and overuses words (agape, sauntered, lumbered). By the end of the series, the writing is just plain bad. In addition, the narrator mispronounces words on a regular basis (bespeckled, instead of bespectacled, affixed pronounced with a long a, among others), and the accents he uses are almost comical.

My recommendation? Stop reading this series at around book five. The rest isn’t worth your time or your money.

The Series Gets Worse as it Progresses

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