To The Death

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I have enjoyed all of Patrick Robinson's books with Admiral Morgan but I thought this was one of the best reads. The plot was OK (I would agree with some of the other reviewers that the story had some weaknesses) but I found I could not wait until I could get back to reading the book.

In this newest Robinson book Admiral Morgan is once again the hero. After a terrorist bomb plot is stopped in Boston's Logan Airport the services of Admiral Arnold Morgan are once again called for by President Paul Bedford. One suspect is arrested and shipped to Guantanamo Bay by Admiral Morgan. After gathering intelligence through intercepts a band of terrorists are arrested. The discover that Hamas General Ravi Rashood is the brains behind this operation. In conjunction with the Israelis the home of Ravi Rashood is blown off the face of the earth. Ravi is not in the house and Shakira survives. The Hamas War Council decides that it is time for Admiral Arnold Morgan to die. Shakira goes to America and gains valuable information from Kathy Morgan's mother about where Admiral Morgan will be traveling on an upcoming vacation. General Rashood attempts to kill Admiral Morgan in London and misses. The President assigns Commander Rick Hunter(SEAL) to be Morgan's bodyguard. This leads to a confrontation in Scotland where there will be a battle "to the Death". This is without question a very good book. Be sure not to miss it.

This book will grab you page one when a bomb is found in Logan Airport. Then a passenger jet strays from traffic control, and heads directly for the White House. But this is not all guns and glory flying the right-wing political banner of the United States. This is actually a touching tale, of a lonely woman. A lonely Hamas warrior named Shakira - the beautiful wife of Ravi Rashood, the most dangerous criminal mind on earth. This is the story of her inner conflict, trapped in a web of international terrorism from which there is ultimately no escape. This is a wonderful, modern book. Please ignore the 1-star review, which is identically pasted from his nine other reviews of Robinson. What a spiteful man. This book is worth your time. Trust me.

The guy above, "JACK" copied the same bad review to all of Patrick Robinson's books. Even ones he hasn't read. Just because he didn't like the "Political Undercurrent". Get a life man. It's a fiction story. Dropping in a 1 star review before the book is even out just screws the average for the rest of the people looking at buying it. Robinson's books are awesome. I've read every one of them and I can tell you "JACK" hasn't got a clue.