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As I read this book, it seemed like it wouldn't end, and that there would be a follow-up series. I need to check, though. Overall, the loose ends were tied up, and the series is over. Though it was clean in some ways, the language wasn't full of cursing, so it was a great scifi read, though as a military veteran, I'd have an F-bomb to keep me regular. Anyway, the book doesn't end on a noticeable cliffhanger, but I'll probably look up the author's bibliography to see if it con

Friday marked the 60-day mark before Trump had to address Congress. He said it stopped, so we’re going to wait for the Iranians to make a move and say what is really going on. I think Trump was just trying to bully Iran into negotiations, and got thirteen service members killed, and hundreds wounded. The question is: What did we gain from it? What did we learn? I know, as reasonable people, we learned that Iran is tougher than we previously thought. They had the advantage des

This is the kind of book that keeps you thinking, though, it really does. I don't read much James Patterson, but he never fails to deliver, at least in my eyes. The story was good, really good, and is a penchant for a good read. I can't fault it other than the book needs to finish and off the villain, though. It's too easy to get caught up in the fact that these days, a killer like Sonej wouldn't last too long, given modern systems and stuff like the ability to hide in plain

Okay, first things first. If you don’t know me, I am a US Army veteran who served 12 years of active duty and 3 years in the Army National Guard. Nothing is more exciting than the military was, and as somebody who served for 15 years, I miss it. Yes, the military is its own machine, and I find myself with the Iran war, wanting to participate. I am an action junkie, and therefore, the “thrill” of combat and the uncertainty drive me to play war games on the laptop I’m writing t