Customer Reviews

Dale Brown's Dreamland: Satan's Tail

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

This book had everything that a person who likes these type of books is looking for. Non stop action, multiple storylines, and it was very hard to put down once I got started. Dale Brown did a great job on this book and anyone who has liked his books in the past will love this one.

The "Dreamland " crew is back, and they're better than ever! When war rears its' ugly head in the Persian Gulf, Col. "Dog" Bastian and co. must deal with terrorists, pirates, and other assorted enemies. Making things worse is a trigger-happy Captain in command of the U.S. Navy's most advanced warship, which the Arabs have dubbed "Satan's Tail". Add it all up, and it makes for one helluva ride! My rating: 10/10.

Riveting. A look into the future from a time before all the turmoil in todays world started.

Although this series, to me, is not quite as good as the "Old Dog" series, it is only a partial step down. The story is a continuation of the same major characters, and they are quite good and very interesting individuals. It is fast paced, has plenty of action, and a few tear-jerker momemts. If you are a Dale Brown addict, as I am, you won't want to miss this book!!

Very good book! Exciting reading! Would recommend it to all Dale Brown fans.

As others have said, drifting away from the old dog series but it is a good read. Has an interesting story line but does get disjointed at times. If you are reading multiple books or or returning to the book after a break you may find you have to back up a bit to refresh your memory.
Always fun reading Dale's books

The only real action occured in the last 50 pages, and the story line was so confusing and disjointed that I had to resort to making notes to keep tract of all the characters and the goofy technical terminology. Sometimes the characters are referred to by their first name and sometimes by their last.....very confusing. The book reads as if it was a first attempt at writing a war novel by an author.
I read a lot of books and this is the first book that I have ever felt strongly enough about to write a review.
I doubt that I will be buying any more "Dreamland" series books.
Once again.......for me it was a terrible read.

Yeeeaaaa, this book rocks, the ending of a series, the solution to MACKS PARALETIC CONDITION the ultimate ender. The ender of all enders. Brown and Defilice create a hook that has the best bait I have ever encountered.
1 million billion pros, wont even list any of em theres so many, but there is 1 con, this is the last of the series, so there is no follow-up, as far as I can see, oh welll...

Again Dale Brown shows his vile distaste for any service but the Air Force. Unfortunately, his love of a service without a mission blinds him to the capabilities and professionalism of the other services. Book after book he thumps his chest for an air service he loves, but one that has failed to see reality of the real world. Understanding that this is fiction...his venom for his sister services pours through his writing, turning the other services into a reflection of the service he loves. I only give this book 3 Stars because Brown's writing is still a fast paced thriller.