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End Game
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4.3 • 296 Ratings
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- $7.99
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- $7.99
Publisher Description
The son of a government scientist must be found at any cost in this taut political thriller that “starts off explosively and keeps on rolling” (Joe Hartlaub, BookReporter).
Deep in the American Heartland, a team of assassins goes to work. In short order, a Chechen scientist and double agent for the U.S. government is dead. But the team didn’t exactly finish the job. The man’s teenage son is still alive. In possession of crucial and potentially lethal information, he’s now on the run—and off the grid.
The feds know who to call: Jonathan Grave and his elite rescue team at Security Solutions. Their mission is simple: find the boy and keep his information out of the wrong hands. But simple doesn’t mean easy. The boy has a bodyguard with unusual talents, and she's not giving up without a fight. Only by bringing them both back alive can Grave expose the traitor in the highest levels of power—and prevent an all-out nuclear war.
Customer Reviews
Good read
Nice read as always in this series. Seeing as how this story starts close to my area in Indiana, I thought I should point something out. Antwerp is NOT in Indiana! It is in Ohio, but very close to the state line.
End game
Another great book. Always enjoy these books except Idont put it down and then it's over. So on to the next one
DLP
Way to slow in developing the action. The book is almost over before Scorpion and Big Guy do anything. I usually like his books but this one was pretty boring. Very little action for the main characters and even then it wasn't exciting.