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Rated 5 starsYou'll want to read them all!
As usual in the Hawke series, Ted Bell takes two diverse plots, seemingly totally unrelated, and then weaves the threads together until he has created what you could almost call a 'tapestry' of suspense and adventure and thrills. No other modern thriller author even comes close. And I've spent a decade reading them all. If Bell has a rival (and he does of course) it would have to be a Fleming or a Ludlum, even an Alastair...
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Rated 5 starsJames Bond has NOTHING on Alex Hawke...
For those quickly making a decision on whether or not Warlord is worth purchasing, just ask yourself this: Have I read Ted Bells earlier Alex Hawke novels & did I like/love them? If you enjoyed ANY of the previous adventures, I encourage you to grab Warlord--and the sooner the better. Now, for those who need more info, at the end of TSAR (a novel I highly encourage you to read before starting Warlord--it isn't necessary,...
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Rated 5 starsAnother Terrific Ted Bell Page Turner
I've read several Alex Hawke books from Ted Bell and I've enjoyed each one. WARLORD was particularly engaging and held my attention from the opening page until the final one. It's a rare day that I find the time to read fiction. I took WARLORD on a long flight across the U.S. and it provided the perfect way to spend several hours. Because of the length (554 pages), I have to make sure I have a solid block of time to finish...
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Rated 5 starsSensational Thriller
For someone who grew up enthralled with James Bond then graduated to Jason Borne, Jack Ryan and more recently Jack Bauer; 'Warlord' is a terrific read and Ted Bell's best. All the characters are interesting and well developed. The dialogue is natural, regardless of the character's nationality. The scenes are described in riveting detail. I found 'Warlord' as intense and modern as '24' without requiring the constant suspension...
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Rated 5 starsIf you like James Bond, you'll love this.
Ted Bell doesn't write books that are less than entertaining. His latest, Warlord may be his best yet. Literate, suspenseful with a good dollop of humor thrown in. Alex Hawke, the heir apparent to James Bond, is drowning in a sea of rum and self destruction when he gets a call from Prince Charles. The good Prince has reason to believe his life, if not the British monarchy, are being threatened. This is the catalyst to set...
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