The Delta Solution

De: Patrick Robinson

Narrado por: Peter Berkrot

The Delta Solution is an action-packed novel pitting Navy SEAL Mack Bedford (from Diamondhead and Intercept) against the Somali pirates operating off the southerly reaches of the lawless East African republic on the Indian Ocean. For the past three years, these heavily armed tribal brigands have been capturing and holding for ransom massive cargo ships, and violently demanding millions of dollars for their return. When the "Somali Marines" make a big mistake, seizing at gunpoint two United States ships and demanding a $15 million ransom for their return, hero Mack Bedford is deployed to obliterate them in the middle of the Indian Ocean, at all costs, once and for all.

©2011 Patrick Robinson (P)2001 AudioGO

Not His Best . . But enjoyable

Dwells overlong on the training and the invincibility of super humans. We all know by now the training process .

Mac Bedford's time has come . . . need a fresh character and plot

Mr Rogers reads action

13 hours of Mr Rogers. the narrator made the seals sound like goof balls and the main characters like they smoked 12 packs a day. Completely ruined a great storyline

another incredible and believable Seal Team 10

great story, timely in today's world, American values and great narration done with superb character development

Fairly Entertaining

Needs more action throughout the story, like in the last hour. Needs far less set up to the story.

Wow,

What made the experience of listening to The Delta Solution the most enjoyable?

This book is excellent. The author really gets into the minds of pirates, their sponsors and their villages. Gives a great understanding of what might motivate these thieves on the high seas. Also, the activities on two continents merge nicely.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I couldn't put this book down. I knew from the beginning how it would end at a high level (common with most books), but this one unfolded differently from what I had imagined. This book kept me up @ night listening and accompanied me on several long walks as it kept my attention. Not once did I think that the author was filling a word quota or writing just to amuse himself. Every description and every incident fed into the plot.