Brute Force - Andy McNab (Audio CD) Reviews
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Newest Review: ... taking Tallulah and her 8 year old child, Ruby along with him. He met Tallulah and ruby in the last novel, Crossfire. ... more
... Tallulah is the widow of Pete, a photographer that saved Nick's life during a fire fight in Basra.
Things don't go to plan as someone wants Nick dead. Nick has to hunt down the bad guys before they get him . . .
== My thoughts ==
I find his novels can be hit and miss. I thought this one was well written but the plot was too similar to many other IRA / terrorist type novels I've read. It reminded me of some of Jack Higgins novels. Some of the scenes when Nick is on a boat, were extremely similar to what Higgins writes ab...more
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Andy McNab Brute Force (unabridged audiobook) (Nick Stone 11) Special Edition featuring Exclusive Author Interview on Bonus CD. ... Last Update 18.05.2013 15:40
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Customer Brute Force - Andy McNab (Audio CD) Reviews (1)
by - written on 29/10/11 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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Brute Force by Andy McNab == Plot == This is the eleventh book in the Nick Stone series. Nick is an ex-SAS soldier. He used to work for the security services when he left but now he does his own thing. Like always, the novel starts off with a mission from Nick's past. This time he's in Tripoli, Libya in 1987. He is sent to kill one of the Provisional IRA's top bomb makers and he also helps capture a shipload of weapons on their way to Ireland courtesy of Kernel Gaddafi. It then switches to the present, (2007) as Nick visits the Republic of Ireland for Christmas. He is taking Tallulah and her 8 year old child, Ruby along with ... Read the complete review
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