Good ole Chemical Weapons story. Very scary that this could happen. We are more vulnerable than we think. Love this series. Yes, it is a lot of guns and ammunition but the story gets you through.

Although I enjoyed the first couple books this one has way to much “nonessential” info. Carr needlessly goes deep into the backstory of fiction characters that are minor to the story in order to fill out the book, along with a ton of politics. Although Im conservative and not opposed to the views like some reviews, If I wanted to read about politics I wouldn’t be reading a fictional book. So much of the book is filled with backstorys and politics that it barely touches on James Reece and the storyline we came here to read

I loved the first 3 books of the series. This is just a pale copy of the kind of “action” books that filled the shelves after Sept 11. No nuance, zero reflection on the past 20 years. Disappointing from this author.

Wish Carr would leave out the right wing politics.

All of the books were very well written.

Loved it - can’t wait for #5!!

Jack Carr is truly one of the best new writers in the genre. He’s obviously knowledgeable both in serving in the armed services and being a continuous student. His characters are relatable and real. My only qualm with the book is the subject matter (a weaponized virus) was difficult to read in this time of a pandemic. I’m sure at any other time this would’ve been 5 stars.

Good book

I really enjoyed this latest offering by Carr! He’s able to expertly blend a fun, fast-paced thriller with contemporary insights. He may be out of government service but his research with people still close enough to the action is evident, adding credibility without needlessly dropping in terms or acronyms just because. The one criticism I have with this edition is that his infusion of personal politics into Reece’s character is so blatant as to become distracting.

Boring