I always enjoy Kyle Mills. In addition to a great page-turning plot, I laughed out loud in several spots.
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In thie Kyle Mills thriller the hero is a 33 year old burglar. His name is Brandon Vale. He is incarcarated in prison. he was put there by Richard Scanlon when he was an FBI agent. Scanlon has discovered a sinister plot that could shake up the stability of thw world. Scanlon is recruited by Presidential advisoe Edwin Hamdi to stop this plot. There is a Ukranian crime organization that is trying to auction nuclear warheads...
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Kyle Mills has created a unique, humorous, and compelling protagonist in Brandon Vale, and through the exploits of Brandon we are led on a compelling and twisting labyrinth of action and politics. This book is lean and moves forward like a cinematic action movie. The characterizations of some of the supporting cast are weak, but in this case it serves the narrative flow well. This book hits very close to home with its constant...
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While this is not Hemingway, I found this book to be quite engaging, readable and enjoyable. The plot is well developed with enough, but not too many, twists and turns to make it consistently interesting. A nice read on a Sunday afternoon. Highly recommended.
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The diamond heist that busted Brandon Vale has earned him quite a reputation behind bars as the loot has not been recovered and he did not rat out anyone. What he fails to tell his peers is that he never was part of the caper, but instead rogue former FBI Agent Richard Scanlon set him up. However his comfortable stay behind bars ends when corrupt guard Sergeant Daley forces him outside the prison with bullets flying at Brandon,...
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