Hong Kong : A Jake Grafton Novel

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Summary: A quick read from Coonts
Review: With Hong Kong, Coonts presents a story of anti-communist revolution that is initiated in Hong Kong. While the premise itself stretches one's imagination, Coonts nonetheless presents a compelling story that features Jake Grafton, the no-nonsense US Naval Officer, who in this case has a very personal reason to bring his skills and determination to bear. Coonts brings together a range of characters, while effectively blending a number of sub-stories within the main story. I recommend Hong Kong. You will want to go through it quickly.

Rating:
Summary: A quick read from Coonts
Review: With Hong Kong, Coonts presents a story of anti-communist revolution that is initiated in Hong Kong. While the premise itself stretches one's imagination, Coonts nonetheless presents a compelling story that features Jake Grafton, the no-nonsense US Naval Officer, who in this case has a very personal reason to bring his skills and determination to bear. Coonts brings together a range of characters, while effectively blending a number of sub-stories within the main story. I recommend Hong Kong. You will want to go through it quickly.

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Summary: Save your Hong Kong Dollars
Review: Yuck. For a better story, better writing, better research, better everything about Hong Kong and espionage, read The Honourable Schoolboy by John LeCarre. Coonts should stick to writing about warfighting.

Rating:
Summary: Save your Hong Kong Dollars
Review: Yuck. For a better story, better writing, better research, better everything about Hong Kong and espionage, read The Honourable Schoolboy by John LeCarre. Coonts should stick to writing about warfighting.