Warrior Class

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Summary: Too verbose
Review: Plenty of action, plenty of fancy military hardware. Too much of the dialogue is stilted and repetitive. Brown would profit from a good editor.

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Summary: Disappointed
Review: Seems that everytime I read a book by Dale Brown I vow to never pick up another one. The cover summary on this book was interesting and so I figured I would give Mr. Brown another try. Unfortunately, my initial instincts that have been formed since I read Tin Man were right on. I found the story line to be boring, the execution boring, and the whole experience just one more reminder why I don't like reading Dale Brown.

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Summary: Good, But Not His Best
Review: The book was at it's best during combat missions and conflicts between the President and adminstration. But too much time was spent on developing characters that ended up playing little or no role in the books conclusion. While it wasn't the type of book I've come to expect from Dale Brown (i.e. reading into the early morning hours), it was still quite good and I look forward to his next book due to the interesting presidential scenario he has created.

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Summary: Can I get a refund?
Review: This book neither held my attention nor my intellect. In short, it was a poor addition to Dale Brown's work. The aspect of the presidential policies would have made a fine novel by itself. This work got muddled and boring. Sorry Dale -- better change direction if you want my money next time.

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Summary: Just bad
Review: This book neither held my attention nor my intellect. In short, it was a poor addition to Dale Brown's work. The aspect of the presidential policies would have made a fine novel by itself. This work got muddled and boring. Sorry Dale -- better change direction if you want my money next time.

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Summary: Horrible!
Review: This book was horrible. I had to put it down it was so bad. Maybe when I run out of decent books to read I'll finish it. The plot of this story was so ridiculously unrealistic even in the futuristic techno world the author tried to create. The whole point of fiction is to make the reader believe the story is real. Even fantasy and science fiction can create the feeling that the action, however foreign to the reader, could happen in the context of the fictional realm. This book fails miserably to accomplish that. The author disregards physics, human nature, and all other matter of things to propel this utterly far-fetched piece of garbage. Do not buy this book.

Rating:
Summary: Horrible!
Review: This book was horrible. I had to put it down it was so bad. Maybe when I run out of decent books to read I'll finish it. The plot of this story was so ridiculously unrealistic even in the futuristic techno world the author tried to create. The whole point of fiction is to make the reader believe the story is real. Even fantasy and science fiction can create the feeling that the action, however foreign to the reader, could happen in the context of the fictional realm. This book fails miserably to accomplish that. The author disregards physics, human nature, and all other matter of things to propel this utterly far-fetched piece of garbage. Do not buy this book.

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Summary: Warrior Class
Review: Warrior Classs is another excellent military thriller from Dale Brown. The story involves Russian criminal Pavel Kazakov wanting to build a massive oil pipeline through many countries that are not agreeing with the idea. Kazakov uses a stealth fighter to bring chaos to the Balkans in hopes of initiating war and it is up to regular Brown character Patrick McLanahan to stop him. The book is well written and as always the hi-tech air combat scenes are vividly described in great detail. The story ends with the formation of the Night Stalkers, which will continue into Brown's next one, Wings of Fire.