Days of Rage

A Pike Logan Thriller, Book 6

De: Brad Taylor

Narrado por: Rich Orlow, Henry Strozier

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

Great story and wonderful performance, but. . .

You lose the ability to suspend all disbelief when the story infers that Israel would do anything to help the USA. Remember the USS Liberty, folks!

Fav

My new favorite author, for thrillers and action stories.
A realism in some ways more grainey than the more recent Clancy offerings - reminds me of the more early novels like “No Remorse” in intracacy and detail.

Best Yet

The best overall Pike Logan book yet! The story moves along nicely and the performance was good.

a great book

Great end, excellent voice over. suspenseful it was hard to stop listening to. you'll love it!

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

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.

Great Read!

Great listen well written and good clean excitement! Could recommend to anyone interested in history.

Alternating narrators? Make up your mind.

I always seem to buy the Pike Logan books on sale hoping for better. I'm not sure if it's the narration or the writing but from time to time it seems like a comic book. Yeah, Pike Logan is a macho guy. I get it already. Once the author establishes how cool and macho the team is the story gets better.

After struggling through the first 4-5 hours, the story seemed to gain traction. Maybe I finally got used to the alternating narrators which made it hard to track who was who. I've had audiobooks with male and female alternating, but younger and older male voices doing male and female same characters every other chapter was not really useful.

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.