Right to Kill

Nathan McBride, Book 6

By: Andrew Peterson

Narrated by: Dick Hill

When a team of commandos - highly skilled and armed to the teeth - tries to kidnap retired CIA station chief Linda Genneken from her home, trained marine Nathan McBride and his partner, Harvey Fontana, arrive just in time to join the fight. But their well-honed CIA instincts tell them this is only the beginning.

McBride and Fontana set out to learn who ordered the midnight raid and why. Is it connected to a rescue mission they conducted with Genneken in South America - a mission that nearly killed McBride? Is it related to the string of assassinations happening simultaneously in that area of the world? Or both?

With the help of their CIA contacts and aided by Genneken, the two men unravel a criminal plot with global implications. And as their race to find answers unspools in six supercharged hours, McBride and his team will be tested like never before.

©2016 Andrew Peterson (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

More of the same

If you like action without a whole ton of plot development, this will be a good book for you. Most of the non-action plot is short and used to set up the overly long action segments. It's good as long as you keep that in mind.

Another great one

Would like to see another narrator. I like Dick Hill, just not for this book.

Fast paced, good read.

Story is paced well, great for long periods away from everything. Great narrator.

Classic Nathan McBride

Exciting story from start to finish. Enough detail to make it interesting and believable but not too much to make it boring.

Great follow up on the Nathan McBride series

At the end of the recording, Peterson talks about issues writing a series, having tor ehash history on characters and their relationship with others in the book, due to comments from selfish readers who apparently don't realize that each book must be capable of being a standalone novel. He's definitely mastered the art of the character flashback. Stellar job, Andrew!! Dick Hill adds a lot of value to the characters. Hill is among my top three or four readers.