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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Great plot, finished it last night!! Jan 21, 2008
By Ed Villamizar Great book. A balanced mix of fiction and reality that makes you think about the current situation of the world. There was a point at which I couldn't stop reading.... and that was well before the half point of the story.
It also provides an insight into the military circles and how things work, especially in the Navy.
Will keep checking for more books from this author.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Outstanding suspense novel Jan 20, 2008
By Patricia Scully Codename Honey Pot is an intriguing, suspenseful glimpse into the creativity that must be tapped to win the war on terror. The well-written book quickly introduces multiple plot lines that converge into a surprising finale. It grabs your attention from the first sentence and does not let your mind rest until the last page.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Very interesting read! Jan 18, 2008
By Robert Wladymirow Excellent book! Very interesting read! Learned many new facts!.. had my friends in Poland read the book during vacation - They all loved it! Keep up the good writing, anxiously waiting for new installments.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Wow! A must read! Dec 19, 2007
By Tony L. Sartoris A new form of American Justice that will have you saluting at the end. Wander has spun a tail on the level of Clancy, Webb, and Flynn. A truly unique approach to counter-terrorism. A roller-coaster of plot twists and turns right up until the riveting conclusion. This is a must read for anyone that enjoys books about espionage, covert operations, and counter-terrorism.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Exciting different look at world terrorism Feb 05, 2008
By Stuart L. Seashols Keith Wander's take on how the radical, anti-western culture terrorists will go to any extreme to disrupt us is in one word, frightening!
How it plays out leaves one satisfied that freedom can survive if we leave the tough work to the true patriots.
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