For Duty and Honor

A Rick Holden Novel

De: George Galdorisi

Narrado por: Joel Richards

There is duty. There is justice. And then there is vengeance....

A vicious terrorist attack leaves nearly 70 US sailors dead and the entire United States Navy looking for answers.

In the volatile waters of the Arabian Gulf, the USS Carl Vinson Strike Group - under the command of Admiral Heater Robinson - stands ready to unleash the full fury of a nuclear aircraft carrier against America's enemies. When it becomes clear that the government has no intention of punishing the murderers, Robinson decides to take justice into his own hands, no matter what the cost.

As a storm of terror descends upon the United States, CIA operative and US Navy SEAL Rick Holden faces a moral dilemma of his own. The military elite in Washington have chosen Holden to halt the cycle of madness.

His orders: Assassinate the strike group's commander, Admiral Heater Robinson.

©2018 George Galdorisi (P)2020 Tantor

the story and the plot

I thought the narrator was near near. there was no infliction in his telling of the story. everything was on the same slow level. he could not have sounded less bored.

Realty of the mission today

Women played a big part in the overall plot. This story is similar to other naval conundrum situations.

Overall a good read

The first 2/3rds of the book I found to have too much technical military language. The last part had more suspense and intrigue which is usually found in this author’s books. Over all still a good read.

A thriller. But unrealistic

It was suspenseful the entire time but parts of the story were incredulous. Particularly the ending. This series featured an attempted coup and then an unhinged commander and the consequences were pretty much “and then nothing happened and it all went away magically”. I think a more plausible ending would be dozens of people sacked and prosecuted. Or keeping in line with spy fiction- found unalived

If you like Tom Clancy skip this book.

The plot is implausible, characters insipid . nearly 14 hours of mediocrity. I could go on, but what's the point.