
Night of the Cobra
A Sniper Novel
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Luke Daniels
In this enthralling new novel in the best-selling Kyle Swanson sniper series, an American warrior is called to redeem a debt of honor in Somalia amid haunting personal nightmares.
Top-ranked sniper Kyle Swanson was a promising young marine on a dangerous peace-keeping mission in Mogadishu when he first captured "the Cobra", and a lifelong blood feud began. Twenty years later Kyle works for the CIA while the Cobra emerges from prison to become an efficient killing machine, and he has never slackened his hatred for Swanson.
To draw out his ultimate target, the Cobra launches a violent campaign against the United States and attacks the second-largest shopping mall in America. Kyle teams with FBI agent Lucky Sharif, whom Swanson had saved as a child in Somalia, and they must fight through terrorists at home and abroad to stop his old enemy.
The Cobra retreats to Somalia, where he is set to become a powerful warlord and leader of the bloody al Shabaab terror gang. To block him, Swanson must return to the daunting streets of Mogadishu, where he must face his personal nightmares as well as the Cobra, who lies in wait.
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The adventure starts years ago in Somalia where a Muslim terrorist nicknamed Cobra killed Swanson's fiance in his presence. The book goes to the present where Swanson and a young FBI named Lucky, who Swanson had brought as a boy to the US from Somalia along with his grandmother after his grandfather was murdered by Cobra, deal with a major terrorist incident led by Cobra. Swanson and Lucky then go back to Somalia to remove Cobra for good.
Some aspects of this novel are not realistic, but is a great action thriller. The book is well narrated.
Kyle Swanson joins the CIA!
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This is by far my favorite series of novels in this genre. I still miss Vince Flynn, though.
Holy Crap! This rivals the Mitch Rapp series.
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Would you consider the audio edition of Night of the Cobra to be better than the print version?
I don't know I have never read this book in printWhat did you like best about this story?
This story delt with different locations in the world, and the domestic terror makes you hope our military and law enforcement is properly repaired.Which scene was your favorite?
When the rent a cops acted like they were superior to specialize enforcement agencies,If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Enemies foreign and domestic...what's wrong with our reps?Always see the job to the end, or bad things happe
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Love the First Part of the Book
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Outstanding book!
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Not worth the one credit
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it was a decent storyline but I think it could have been better had the narration been better.
decent storyline
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However, for series loyalists, there are quite a few discrepancies and detours from the previous tales. This book makes liberal changes to where the last left off and the context the last set up. While I'm glad I stuck it out and am happy with the conclusion of this book, I found myself upset and disappointed throughout the reading because of the changes. I very much enjoyed how this series was different from others in the genre (Pike Logan, Mitch Rapp, Scot Harvath, etc) so I am disappointed that it seems to have swung into the path of sameness those share. The present day component of this book and what it has laid out for subsequent installments is much more formulaic. I'm sorry to see the author go that route.
Luckily, Kyle is a likable protagonist and there is enough retained from the first 8 or so books that I will continue to follow him. I probably always will hope that Mr. Coughlin returns Kyle to the surroundings and systems that made me love this series in the beginning.
Divergent from the series but still good
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