The Hunter saga resumes as United States Marine Captain Matt Hunter struggles to carry out the secret orders of President Teddy Roosevelt. Imminent Engagement reveals the events in 1905 that set the stage for World War II. War between Russia and Japan has become inevitable, and Hunter must influence its course in defense of American interests. No matter the cost, neither Russia, China nor Japan must be allowed to achieve dominance in Asia. Entangled in deadly circumstances, Hunter walks a tightrope amidst the conflicting interests of four powerful nations. Empresses and warlords, spies and assassins stand in his way, all of them determined to keep him from succeeding in his covert mission.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
just a light diversion,
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I went through this book in a couple of hours. By the second half of the book I was basically skimming the pages to see if the plot had any interesting aspects to it. The characters are two-dimensional, maybe even one-dimensional, stereotypes. Often you read a review of a book that claims the text could be reduced by 30-40% and make a better read. This book would have been better if it had more text, especially character development. There was no sense of anticipation or wondering what would happen to the hero. The hero gets in a jam and, within two pages at most, everything is quickly resolved. Everything happened so fast it seemed like the author was in a hurry to get finished with it. This book could be used for a great TV series, as long as the series wasn't longer than one hour, as it had lots of action and nothing to engage the brain. A real disappointment.
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Excellent combination of vivid action set in pivotal history,
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This review is from: Imminent Engagement (Paperback)
Another gem from Bill Frash. Once again the action is thick as his characters are drawn into pivotal events in history. The scenes at sea are so descriptive you can almost smell the salt air.
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