Deep Black (NSA (Audio))

Rating:
Summary: Passable
Review: I was looking forward to reading this book and it was a disappointment. It is passable, but that is about it. I did enjoy following the Charlie and Lia storyline. Coonts and DeFelice tried to hard to impress the reader with guns and airplane gadgets and forgot to engage the reader in the story.

Rating:
Summary: poor
Review: The only reason I even finished this piece of trash is because I paid money for it. The basis of the story is good, but the execution was absolutely horrible. I kept waiting for some real action, but the real action never happened. This book belongs in the trash, but I may keep it on my bedside table to help me fall asleep on those sleepless nights, as it was one of the most pointless, boring books I have ever read. Because of this book, I may never read Coonts again.

Rating:
Summary: Entertaining Book!
Review: This was my first Stephen Coonts book and I enjoyed it.This
book features the NSA.An American spy plane that is gathering
evidence of a new Russian weapon is shot down by a mysterious
MiG.The NSA dispatches to see what has happened to the plane.On
this team are Charlie Dean a former Marine sniper who was featured in "Combat".Also on the team is Delta Force trooper Lia
DeFrancesca.After the team's arrival a conspiracy in uncovered
about a coup and the assassination of the Russian President.Upon
arrival in Moscow the teams discovers a more far reaching conspiracy that they must help stop.This was a very readable book
that I enjoyed. Read it.

Rating:
Summary: Pass on this one
Review: Worst Coonts ever. Bouncy, paper thin plot. Deep when it is not needed and in depth when you could care less.