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Thoroughly disappointed in a book bearing Coonts name. (I just read one of his Grafton novels and mostly enjoyed it.) I read 94 pages before bailing out, which was probably 50 pages too many. Disjointed action descriptions were so bad you couldn't get your bearings even if the action was taking place in a well lit closet. Artless, sophmoric references to women's girly bits made no sense in the scenes they were cited in. None of the dialogue would have made it out of a junior high school creative writing class. I'll stop there. What a waste of time.


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Biowar Stephen Coonts' Deep Black Book 2 Stephen Coonts Jim DeFelice 9780312985219 Books Reviews

Very good read
Enjoyed immensely, great read for deep bleach aficionados. Lots of interesting operations on Russian soil. Great teaser of one's imagination, gets your attention and holds it.
I compare this series favorably with the "Tom Clancy" Op Center series... granted that is not sayng very much.
I am not sure who actually wrote this book, but would not be surprised if it were ghost written... In general I sort of liked the characters at least by the end of the book. A light, enjoyable read if read in the spirit in which it was written, although I admit the first time I tried to read it, I put it down after the first few paragraphs. In this genre, I have suffered through far worse, this actually was ok.
Wot a adventure, too much action maybe but I am looking forward to reading the seres- another could not put down book from this fine imaginative Authour.
Stephen Coonts always writes a thriller with subtle twists and turns and this series starts with it all. Leaves me with a need to read!
I enjoyed reading this book. It hardly qualifies as great literature I found it to be an exciting page turner. That is high praise for a techno-thriller. You might be lost if you don't start with the first book in this series Deep Black. This is actually the 2nd in the series.
A US backed spy plane explodes over the Soviet Union. The Russian president thinks the only way to preserve his country is to drift away from democracy and fall back on old faithful communism. The President decides to send in an NSA sponsored investigation team to ensure that the sophisticated spy plane was completely incinerated in the crash and that none of her crew has fallen into the hands of the Russians.
Welcome to the world of Deep Black. The book continues with the character of Charlie Dean who i believe was intro'd in the techno-thriller collection COMBAT, go read it. I liked the cinematic characters of Charlie, Lia, and Tommy Karr who was one cool spy, and think that nearly every male reader of this type of genre imagines himself to be.
The back story involving William Reubens head of Deep Black caught up in an imagninative murder at a relatives house doesn't really go anywhere, but the main story involving our heroes was intriguing filled with tough guy (and girl) dialogue, cool gadgets, and some old school Cold War intrigue, and a hint of romance. Its not perfect, but an ideal read while sitting in the sun on vacation. I am not very familiar with either author's work, but i will be looking more of their works in the near future. Have a fun summer.
Thoroughly disappointed in a book bearing Coonts name. (I just read one of his Grafton novels and mostly enjoyed it.) I read 94 pages before bailing out, which was probably 50 pages too many. Disjointed action descriptions were so bad you couldn't get your bearings even if the action was taking place in a well lit closet. Artless, sophmoric references to women's girly bits made no sense in the scenes they were cited in. None of the dialogue would have made it out of a junior high school creative writing class. I'll stop there. What a waste of time.