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Goliath (A Ryan Mitchell Thriller Book 1) Kindle Edition
Present day, in The Philippines, an attempted kidnapping draws historian Jennifer March and former soldier Ryan Mitchell into a deadly race to find the Goliath before a mysterious figure who threatens to topple governments and the lives of millions. From Alaska, to West Africa to Iceland the hunt for the truth is on.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJanuary 2, 2014
- File size2065 KB
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- Goliath by Richard Turner is a fast-paced action-adventure novel... to recover the ruins of the Goliath airship that disappeared in the 1930's....John Dizon author of The Fury
- Richard Turner's "Goliath" is a fast-paced adventure novel that echoes some of Clive Cussler's books. It, like Cussler's books, has the same global reach though his characters don't rely on quite as many gadgets....Michael B
- This was one of the best books I have read in months. it was full of action right from the very beginning until the very end. A fast and furious plot that involved the search for the Romanov jewels, stolen nuclear bombs, espionage, and romance. I felt it could rival the best and most famous authors of action/adventure, spy thrillers...Lynne.
From the Author
About the Author
He wanted to try something new and now spends his time writing.
Product details
- ASIN : B00DQGMT6S
- Publisher : (January 2, 2014)
- Publication date : January 2, 2014
- Language : English
- File size : 2065 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 253 pages
- Page numbers source ISBN : B0BBPY9GCP
- Best Sellers Rank: #3,068 Free in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
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About the author
Richard Turner proudly served his country for more than thirty years, all across the globe.
He wanted to try something new and now spends his time writing.
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Like Cussler and other writers in this genre, Turner's heroes are just short of superhuman. That is to say they can sustain a few broken bones and the occasional gunshot wound yet still manage to carry out their missions. That doesn't trouble me: If you pick up a book in this genre you expect the heroes to be, well, heroic in that classical sense and his are that. Like ancient Greek heroes - not to mention modern cinematic ones - they must undergo severe challenges that would flatten ordinary people and still come out on top. That, after all, is what makes them heroes.
If I have a criticism it's the number of typos that appear throughout the book and the occasional misuse of words. In one instance, for example, one of the characters tells another that a bomb could not be "diffused." What the character meant, of course, is that the bomb could not be "defused." The fast pace of the narrative, however, allowed me to forgive most of these problems.
Looking for a book to ease the pain of another seemingly endless flight or a long layover in a busy airport? I'd recommend "Goliath" as a good way to pass the time.
Hard to put down.
The author has the gift of introducing you to characters with enough unique details that as the plot progresses you care about what happens to them. While I hope to see some of them more fleshed out in the next book, I found myself connecting to them as I saw and heard them in action.
'There were some comments from other reviewers about the primary villains not having enough depth, and yet, I picked up on what was not said about them, and there were enough examples of their good side via their interactions with one another to satisfy me. In truth, I didn’t really care to sympathize too much with them.
I highly recommend this book as one to be added to your “Great Escapes Reading List.” I’m looking forward to the next Ryan Mitchell installment.
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After reading the first few chapters that set the stage you fall into a fat-paced and very violent thriller. If you do not like guts and blood and people being killed this intense drama is not for you but if you love never ending action and extreme suspense you will enjoy this one. This thriller is not for everyone but it was mine and I loved it.
In a few words:
Ryan Mitchell, a former special operative is drawn into the race to find the Goliath and her hidden secret and with his team must protect Jennifer March from the deadly and well- finance group that intends to change the world.
My views:
This plot is totally unbelievable but very exciting to follow. Put aside your disbelief and enjoy the ride you will find yourself in a rollicking adventure from cover to cover. This far-fetched drama that brings us around the world is difficult to put down. There is a lot going on and the suspense will kill you (not really) I was flipping the pages at a rapid pace to see how the team will get out of their predicaments…they always did with a bang and a lot of blood. The writing style is very graphic and focuses mainly on action leaving character development aside. For a hard boiled thriller we find neither profanity nor sex scenes. Finally, all this wraps up neatly and this international kidnapping and terrorist saga leaves us with an unexpected surprise……
This is a wild and crazy read I enjoyed immensely