Night Fall

Number 3 in series

De: Nelson DeMille

Narrado por: Scott Brick

Five years after the horrific crash of TWA Flight 800 over Long Island which killed 230 people, John Corey is inadvertently caught up in the now closed case by his FBI lawyer wife, Kate, who believes the government's findings of mechanical failure is wrong.

The FBI don't take kindly to the case being looked into again and, as John Corey's instincts and investigations clearly show anomalies, he and Kate are sent off to the Yemen and Tanzania for a month or so each as punishment.

On his return, John is not put off - he has ten days' leave. Ten days in which to avoid the FBI and to find that elusive video tape taken by two adulterous lovers on the beach which may - or may not - show a sea-to-air missile racing up to hit the TWA Flight 800...

An exciting, edge-of-the-seat thriller - Nelson DeMille's best to date.©2004 Nelson DeMille

Reseñas de la Crítica

Nelson deMille at full tilt with another engaging, exciting and impeccably researched thriller

Gripping

With inspired writing and the tension-inducing talents of a true master, Nelson DeMille delves into one of the most mysterious tragedies in recent history - TWA flight 800. In a career marked by great books, DeMille has written his most entertaining and skilful novel to date with Night Fall

This real-life tragedy hands DeMille perhaps his finest lot ever.The thriller lifts the plot into the heavens of mystery, with a satisfying Ahhh! at the end that you'll foresee and still be surprised by

Excellent

Being a John Corey fan, this novel did not dissappoint. This was surely the best book in the series. The narrator were spot on. The ending of the book was a bit blunt and I was surprised that the book ended.

Typical sequel

This sequel to The Lion's Game is a typical sequel. No where near as good as the first. I would like to have given The Lion's game a 6/5 and this a 4/5. Still, a good book, glad I bought this to finish the story