Weapons of Opportunity

The Nick Flynn Series, Book 3

De: Dale Brown

Narrado por: Rob Shapiro

Fresh off his success in the New York Times bestselling Countdown to Midnight, Nick Flynn finds himself once again facing a vicious enemy—one determined to destroy the United States.

When Nick Flynn left the US Air Force to join the Quartet Directorate, he did so with the full knowledge that no one could ever know. This covert private force—called Four by its members—promised him the chance to lead his own missions and make his own decisions, though the risks are high. When a former senior CIA executive goes dark, Flynn and his team—including the daring Laura Van Horn—are ready to step in. What begins as a quiet check on his home turns into a firefight against a familiar enemy who is more dangerous than ever.

Russian oligarch Pavel Voronin and his shadowy Raven Syndicate are back in action, supported by Russia’s aging and autocratic president. Voronin intends to unleash a new force of advanced stealth aircraft against the US in order to make Moscow supreme and cement his own rise to power. With millions of lives at stake, Flynn and his team must track Voronin’s operatives and mount a risky counterattack deep into hostile territory. If they fail, the consequences will be horrific. But failure isn’t an option—not for Nick Flynn.

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Good story. Need more of that blistering action that they’ll describe so well.

Was a great story But missed that riveting action as in the iron wolf stories.

Time to say goodbye to "Pavel Voronin"

It's been a great series but Pavel Voronin is back again in Book 4 so it's time to say goodbye...

Good fast paced secret agent novel

This book is good not great. The action sequences and character arcs are good but the geo political fictitious realities are very lacking. Nukes have been going off in America and the Atlantic the past two books and the CIA not only doesn’t care they seem like it’s ok and don’t need investigating. Only Nick Flynn can save the day and he does. And that part is great. Just wish there was a more clever way to be operating in secret and just a bit of coordination with the CIA or FBI. They might truly be inept if anyone has read headlines recently but this amount of ineptitude is staggering.

Great story.

I think just as good as all others. It’s a good follow on to the last. Just as fun for me.

The experimental military equipment used in the Cuba Raid.

Excellent series which happily looks to not have ended. That’s good news!

The positioning of the CIA as an inept bureaucracy that is focused on covering their rear ends fits the impression so many Americans have today so whether it’s accurate or not, it makes a great story.

Both sides NOW!

Two sides pitted each against the other. Good guys and baddies presented logically with very interesting styles and personalities. One does not root for the bad guys but there is chagrin when some are suddenly eliminated. The action of elimination scenes is exciting. Entertainment seasoned with serious ethical self-examinations by the listener.
The story made me yet again consider the sacrificial trades for freedom in USA history.
A Recommended Title!

Great series

Dale Brown is a great fiction author. Consistently brings you to the brink of destruction and then back again. This is a great series. I highly recommend.

Believable

Liked progression from first book to new one coming out . Interested to see what is in the future for main characters.

great

outstanding writing and narration. one of the best series out there now. hope it continues for a few more books.

Nick Flynn super hero, awesome leader

All four books in the series are well thought out and have good, consistent, and believable character development. My only complaint, common to most series, is that they spend too much time explaining background that is already known if you have read the series in order. All four books are fun, fast, and compelling reads that take on possible modern-day war scenarios.