Act of War

By: Dale Brown

Narrated by: Larry Pressman

New York Times bestselling author Dale Brown pits a group of seasoned military veterans and young techies against a consortium of international terrorists, determined to destabilize the global economy through a series of attacks on oil refineries around the world.

Interesting

Of course the story was reasonable well put together. It felt a little jumpy. The characters were reasonable. There were indirect cliches. Narrator good. Cant say I'd recommend, but entertaining enough to burn some of my time.

Don't Bother

The plot was thin, predictable, hard to relate to and downright silly at times. It's a pity to see the author of Fight of the Old Dog and the subsequent Dreamland series of novels putting out such drivel. I guess he needs to keep the income flowing despite the fact that the ideas have obviously dried up.

Love Dan Brown, but Declined to Purchase

This is the third time now that I have gotten hooked on an authors work only to find that his/her subsequent books are available at Audible only in abridged editions. I for one do not like abridgements. They often are so poorly done I loose the sense of the story. Might as well wait until it comes out in the movies and get a butchered up video version of the novel.

Unabridged, why bother?

Unabridged versions are a total waste of time, akin to reading an outline for a book report!