Reviews: The Kill List (3)
“Brilliant”
(Paperback)
Brilliance from The Master
Fredrick Forsythe is back with a brilliant thriller that is thoroughly up to date well researched and could be happening right now. Forsythe is master of the thriller genre and with the Kill List he shows his readers why he will long remain one of if not the best thriller writer in the English Language. This is a book is worth every penny and you will want to reread it. As always this book is a well researched well written book with nothing left to chance.
The tracker is a former Lieutenant-Colonel in the United States Marine Corps who now works for a very shadow agency TOSA under the command of J-SOC with a direct line to the President is charged with finding and dispatching Al-Qaeda and all other associated terrorists. There is one particular terrorist that is inspiring many acts of terror in America and Britain often referred to as The Preacher. Events in the book see that this books a very personal battle for Tracker and he will chase him to the ends of the earth if necessary.
Also during the course of the story a seemingly unrelated act of piracy on a Swedish happens which helps to steer things in the Tracker’s favour. The Tracker is able to not only use the USA’s many various military and covert agencies but gets assistance from Mossad and various British military operatives and intelligence gathering agencies. We also see how he is able to use drones to gather intelligence and give eyes to those on the ground.
This is a brilliant book well worth reading and bang up to date with what our defence agencies are doing to protect the west.
“Brilliant”
(Paperback)
Forsyth is one of my favourite authors. The Kill List is superb and one of his finest!
“Thriller writing brought bang up to date”
(Hardback)
Forsyth returns with a fast paced thriller containing a contemporary twist. Enough to keep me reading until late into the night.
Friendly forces join hands to outwit global terrorists. The action moves from America and the UK, into the realm of Somali pirates. With modern surveillance systems, no part of the world can be truly unobserved.
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The Kill List
Fiction, General Fiction
Frederick Forsyth (author)
Paperback Published on: 22/05/2014
Price: £7.99
