Customer Reviews

Official Privilege [With Earbuds] (Playaway Adult Fiction)

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This book kept me on the edge of my seat right until the very end with a very suprising twist. Full of Navy acronyms, military and civilian both will find very entertaining. The detailed descriptions of Washington DC were amusing and gave me a feel for the what the city and surronding area is really like. I have enjoyed many of Peter Deutermann's books and this one is surely one of the best.

CAPT Deutermann may be one of the best kept secrets on the book shelves today. This is a great story that will snatch your attention and hold it until after the "one you would never expect" is found out. The story is 100% believeable especially if you've ever had anything to do with a military investigation or, more to the point, the NIS.

deuterman , built an excellant story by devoloping each charter masterfully , intertwined the story with expert knowledge of the inside of the pentagon as well as the workings of the pentagon and the people who work there. he started with introducing us to his charters and where they worked , tieing in their personal history and what had brought to this point in their life and professional careers.this allowed us to know the charters so that we were intrested in where they were going and how they were going to handle the mystery of the murder. the ending was predictable , except for who done it , and that he kept away from us masterfully. once into the book , it was difficult to put it down

This was a great read. I have now read all of P. T. Deutermann's books. His books are page turners and rich in detail. I highly recommend all of his books. You won't be disapointed.

This story contained all the necessary components.. Mystery, suspense, romance and action. It was similar to Nelson DeMille's General's Daughter in some regards. Good book.

As others have posted, the plot is very interesting, kept my interest almost to the end, and the portrayals of the Navy at the Pentagon seemed very realistic. Only two quibbles:

Firstly, the "plot twist" was a real yawner. I knew about halfway through who the Villain was, just seemed too obvious.

Secondly, almost every African-American character, even the educated ones, typically speak in some sort of Jive ("she be easy to look at", that sort of thing). Please. left a bad taste in my mouth.

TERRIFIC, KEPT ME ON THE EDGE OF MY SEAT. I COULD NOT PUT THIS BOOK DOWN

First book I have read from Mr Deutermann, but enjoyed it so much I have ordered several others of his.