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Seal Team Seven 07: Deathrace

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One of the best thing about this series is that you never know what you'll read next. Having to take a woman on a mission is certainly a no-no for SEALs but they did their jobs like the President ordered. Very interesting to see the men react to a woman in their ranks but the action parts never disappointed. A super story with both strong and weak points.

I have loved all the books in the SEAL Team Seven series. However, the later you get in the series, the more preposterous the storylines get. I was OK with a female going on the mission, but the hypnosis thing was ridiculous. Douglass should spend more time developing his stories before churning out new ones. It is still an enjoyable read, but a little over the edge.

This is another exciting ride with the boys from Seal Team 7. Murdock, Dewitt and the rest are joined by Kat Garnett, a beautiful and tough nuclear physicist. Their mission, to stop the spread of nuclear weapons.

This is another well written book, except for the usual spellcheck errors. It'll keep your eyes wide open and your fingers blazing through the pages. I read it from cover to cover in under 24 hours!!!

I am not one to elaborate on a review for a book but this one was excellent also. I just started reading "Carrier"
and I will buy the rest of the series. I have read all of Vince Flynn's books and this series is very compatible to them. Plus, the price is right. Delivery time was very good also.

As has been typical with most action/adventure series novels, the stories are action packed and well thought of, but the editors lack a keen eye for spelling and grammatical errors. This book is no different. I've learned to overlook errors and go with the story. Deathrace sets Seal Team Seven in Iran to take out a nuclear facility and its few nuclear bombs. One problem, none of the team knows how to dismantle a nuke. Enter, Kat Garnet, top physicist and triathlon champion, oh, and a female.

A female in the SEALs? President's orders. Well, Kat gets a two week crash course on how to be a SEAL, shooting the weapons, swimming several miles, running long distances with 40 pounds of gear on your self. Well, she actually does well, and at times better than the men! Will she do well when real combat takes place?

The first 200 pages deal with her getting trained, while a couple of SEALs help a CIA agent find the Nuclear Facility in Iran. The last 100 pages, have the team infiltrating the Nuke Plant, doing their job and trying to get out of Iran before capture. They have 40 miles to go to make it to the coast, and plenty of angry Iranians in between them and their freedom.

this is the first book that i have read out of this series and i enjoyed it all. His descriptions of what is going on are so good that you can hear the exposions. I found in reading this book that i could not put it down that i wanted to know what happened next. I recomened this book to anyone who likes a good action adventure story.

This book was phat. Murdock kicks everybody's butt and then kills them. The new addition of Kat Garnet was an excellent move. She is a BABE!! I can't wait till the next book comes out.

Weak story, spelling mistakes. You can tell that this was put together quickly.

This is the first one of Keith Douglass's book's that I have read and I loved it. It is so true about what the S.E.A.L.s job is. But they would NEVER bring in a civilian, or a woman (it's against the military for a woman to be in any type of infantry) in to the S.E.A.L.s, even if it was for one mission. I can't wait until the other books come. I love how descriptive he is in his writing.

This is the first one of Keith Douglass's book's that I have read and I loved it. It is so true about what the S.E.A.L.s job is. But they would NEVER bring in a civilian, or a woman (it's against the military for a woman to be in any type of infantry) in to the S.E.A.L.s, even if it was for one mission. I can't wait until the other books come. I love how descriptive he is in his writing.