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Why You Just Have To Read Jack Carr's Thrillers
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Jack Carr, former Seal, pens his second Recce novel for a high octane thriller in the likes of Vince Flynn. Don’t let the similarities fool you, Carr has his unique style and pages fly by. Great author, great sense of humor. Read him.

After not really understanding the hype around Jack Carr's debut novel The Terminal List, I was interested to see whether his second outing was an improvement or more along the same lines. After finishing True Believer I am now definitely aboard the Jack Carr hype train.

The novel starts off with James Reece on the run as one of the worlds most wanted criminals after murdering all of the people involved in killing his family in the previous novel. But he doesnt stay hidden for long and ends up taking on and nullifying terrorists and traitors on a trip thaty spans most of the globe.

A fantastic second novel from an author that will now join the list of must buys along with the likes of Vince Flynn, Brad Thor and Daniel Silva

A series of terrorist attacks puts the world in a panic. There is seemingly no answer to the havoc brought to society and the world's economy takes some hits because of this. It is going to take James Reece and several of his close friends to solve this mystery and bring all the perpetrators to justice. James Reece has nothing to lose as he has a tumor in his skull and his wife and child were just killed. This is a very good book on the longer side compared to most thrillers I read. It is really like two good books in one and well worth your effort.
Thank you Jack Carr, Netgalley and Atria/Emily Bestler Books for the ARC for my honest review.

This is one of the best military intrigue books I have read. I recently finished The Terminal List and was thrilled I did not have to wait long for more of James Reece. I find him equally compelling to Mitch Rapp, Scot Harvath and their ilk. You will enjoy and understand the book more if you read The Terminal List first as you will understand why James Reece is the man he is today. A patriot who has been robbed of everything he values. His response to an epic betrayal is not an abandonment of his country, but deep dedication to his friends and willingness to dance with the devil for their wellbeing. The detail in the book will enthrall any fan of military and political thrillers and open your eyes to things you would rather not know. The historic significance of bad decisions by politicians is horrific to behold. I found the decision to leave the Department of Defense redactions intact brilliant.