This is a woman I would want on my side and her cell phone number to call if I ever needed some intimidation. Russell Blake plunks you right smack dab in the middle of it all.īlake has made Jet a woman you don't want to mess around with but not to the point where other women would feel threatened by her. From Monaco to Punta Gorda, you get to see both picturesque waterfronts and the sights, sounds and smells of third world countries. Don't forget to dust your passport off because the plot carries you from country to country. I'm not an arms master - couldn't tell you the difference between a Saturday Night Special and a Glock but Russell Blake broke open a world where fire power, spy apparatus, and kill or be-killed moves are an every day occurrence, and delivered it in such a way that I was both fascinated and wide-eyed with the knowledge I gained.
In Jet, Russell Blake doesn't ease you into the beginning with this book, he starts you off running and you don't stop until the end. Being a newbie to the Russell Blake world of writing, Jet was a tremendous way to start reading not only the beginning of what will be a Jet series but a beginning to reading his entire collection of books. I feel like I've found a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow with this author.
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