An excellent read. About a 4.5. I enjoyed it cover to cover.

An excellent work from Stephen Coonts, in the adventures of Jake Grafton. I wasn't able to put it down once I started reading. I'm already looking forward to the next installment. A fan since Flight of the Intruder and every other fiction and non-fiction book by Mr. Coonts.

This book is an excellent read, a true page turner that cannot be put aside. Mr Coonts hit a home run, remained true to his familiar characters, and did not disappoint this long-time fan. Thank you and may your next thirty books be equally exciting.

I read the first Jake Grafton adventure Flight of the Intruder, while working at the Point Mugu Naval Air Station near Malibu, California around 1988. Probably us Military Types enjoy these stories more than most, some because it takes them back to their early years as a Navy Pilot. Why would a Soldier who fought on the ground and from a helicopter like something about the Sea and the Navy? Because we identify with the daily challenge to be and to do our best, even in the worst possible conditions. For a Warrior, any Warrior, this challenge is what makes life worthwhile. To fight all types of adversity and win, is the greatest achievement any man or women can achieve. Jake always finds a way, no matter what adversity he's faced with. Many of us are still here because we did too. You'll enjoy this book. Get it today. Jim Welch, US Army Retired

Coonts's is one of the few who keeps you looking at the numberof pages left, dreading the end of book.You try to slow down so you can make it last longer,but you are out of luck.You can't slow down.You actuallydread the end of story.I'm on page 786(ebook) now and stopped to tell you to buy this book.Great read.Thank you for this ride.

I don't think so. Greedy publishers need to price at $9.99 and learn the lesson of the music industry. I'd buy it at $9.99.