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Summary: Explosive! Another adrenaline pumping story from a true hero
Review: Never has a storyteller brought to life action with such realism since Louis L'Amour. The Cobra eating bandit keeps your heart tight in your chest as he flows through his adventure with that loveable charm only the finest of sailors can perfect
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Summary: Could have been better.
Review: Nowhere as good as the first two or three in the series. If he would have stuck to the main story and not put so much opinions, the book could have been better. For every two sentences of the story, two pages were his personal opinions that we have heard before.
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Summary: Time for retirement
Review: OK. Enough Dickie. The book was so boring, I did not even finish it. The only thing different from the past books is the location. Same characters, same plot, same amount of ammunition. Come on Dickie, expand your horizons some. This is comic book material. Doom on you for downplaying to your readers. At least Red Cell was believeable.
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Summary: Best book done by Demo Dicki
Review: Out of all of Rotton Richards books I personally think that Designation Gold, well is pure gold for this series. I think
Demo Dicki has out done himself for all his books when brining this one out. If you got a problem with it I'll hunt you done like the weasle you are.
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Summary: outstanding!
Review: outstanding reading.PLEASE keep the rogue warrior series comming.TO commander marcinko DON,T stop writing these incrdeble books.you are the last of the real true shooters in the world
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Summary: Marcinko has written another great addition to his series.
Review: The book that I just finished was quite entertaining and realistic although it is not my favorite from this author. The plot involves following a corrupt Israelis intelligence guy and a group of Russian Mafiya who plan to market nuclear materials to terrorists. This book is veru realistic although a bit far fetched at times but nevertheless COOOOOOL. The author has a not so subtle way of saying what he thinks that I think is refreshing because of so much sensitivity and political correctness is today's books. I would highly recommend this book to those who have enjoyed Mr. Marcinko's other books.
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Summary: Bravo, Mr. Marchinko, Sir!
Review: The courage this man has to put himself out there is astonishing, however, the courage this man has to put himself out there in front of the "suits" is to be applauded as well. That environment has the potential of being more dangerous and life threatening than actual field work. My father worked all his life for the government. He kept their secrets, followed the rules, never spoke what was in his heart and died of cancer at the young age of fifty-seven. Thank you, Mr. Marchinko, for saying what my father wanted to say but couldn't. And please, don't stop writing. Your words and stories give me the rush I need. You make me want to have been born a man!
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Summary: An Exciting Book!
Review: This book proved to be another nonstop action book by our favorite author Richard Marcinko. He once again used his knowledge of weapons to make the book more believable. You are also able to take a tour of the world thanks to your author.The action begins in Russia and ends up in The Middle East. In between the many travels you have plenty of shooting action. You have the remnants of Seal Team 6 against the forces of evil.Like I said. Nonstop action from page to page. This is a very goodbook to read.It will give you a good insight into the world of Dick Marcinko.
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Summary: This was the worst RW book to date.
Review: This book was in a word - BORING! I have read all the books in this series to date and have enjoyed most of them. What I enjoyed about Marcinko's stories is that he makes it very realistic, in that you actually feel like you are on one of his ops, or are at the very least hearing him recant something from his real lifwe exploits. It really lacked depth and originality.
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Summary: Very authentic book.
Review: This book, (as all the previous books by Marcinko) draw an accurate, realistick picture of the hardship and the emotional roller coaster that an officer goes through when leading his man to battle. The author pass along to us readers realistic message of the mind set of fighters training and going to battle. (The day by day M.O. and M.V are more mundain, and do not evolve around "Queen and country"). looking forward for future books. My wish is that maybe one day Marcinko will "expose" alittle more of the "Batmen" - the Israely Navy SEALs. A.M.S
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