Days of Rage

By: Brad Taylor

Narrated by: Rich Orlow, Henry Strozier

Length: 14 hrs and 12 mins

Publisher's Summary

Former Delta Force operative Brad Taylor brings his military expertise to bear in the New York Times best-selling Pike Logan series. In Days of Rage, Russia takes aim at the Taskforce by supplying extremists in Nigeria with a weapon of mass destruction. With time running out, Pike races to unravel a Cold War-era mystery and stop a plot aimed at killing millions.

©2014 Brad Taylor (P)2014 Recorded Books

good -- took awhile to get into it

This was good. It took a long time for it to get started. Very!!slow. Almost stopped but glad I kept going almost two hours!


I like Pike and his 'new' Jewish friends. worth a credit

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Brad Taylor is one my favorite espionage novelists

Since his first Pile Logan series novel was published less than seven years ago Brad Taylor has released 10 more novels and 6 novellas in the series. Taylor is not as good as Mark Greaney or Ben Coes (what living authors of espionage thrillers are?), but he is both prolific and terrific. Since Jennifer Cahill joined the Taskforce early on, the series should be called the Pike Logan and Jennifer Cahill series.

Set mostly in Nigeria where a Jihadist group has been supplied with a nuclear bomb by the Russians. It is up to Pike Logan and his team and friends from the Mossad he did not ask for or know he needed to resolve the issue. I thoroughly enjoyed Days of Rage which is Book 6 in the Pike Logan series.

After a narration fiasco with his first Pike Logan novel, Brad Taylor hit upon wonderful narrators. Taylor writes his novels in a combination of third person and first person (of Pike Logan). Henry Stozier does the third person narration and Rich Orlow does the Pike Logan first person narration. The combination of two male narrators works wonderfully.

9 of 14 people found this review helpful

Fun Thrills

As always with Taylor, a fun, thrill ride with interesting characters. I'm ready for the next one.

Solid story

Thought this to be one the best yet. With each book getting better in both the character evolution and story line

typical Pike novel

Any additional comments?

The story is good. But there is too much moral discussion popping up about every third chapter. It gets tedious.

Another Pike Logan Homerun

Taylor does it again with yet another Pike Logan masterpiece. I was a little confused following the narration when the story lines started to converge, but that may have just been me. Great story... Highly recommended.

Good story, narration off a little

I've enjoyed the 2 narrators throughout the series, but this book seemed to have Strozier as Pike as much as Orlow.
It's more like they just took turned from chapter to chapter.
It could be better.
Ive already got the next book, so it's not a deal breaker.

Heart thumping

A little slow out of the gate but then complete excitement to the end. On to the next in the series.

Pretty good

I will always like the first book in the series the most. This is a good story. Hate that one of my favorite characters was killed off, but that's just the way it goes.

Great story!

Great story. Perfect ending. My favorite Pike Logan book so far. Strozier does a good Russian accent😏.