An Overwhelming Threat to Freedom in Blooms Colorful Waves of Violence

"When you go to war in your land against the enemy who oppresses you, then you shall sound of alarm with the trumpets, and you will be remembered before the LORD your God, and you will be saved from your enemies." - Numbers 10: 9 (NKJV)

You are in for exhilarating to read. Get some snacks, a favorite beverage, and settle in for the night. You probably will not leave your chair until you finish the last word.

Full Black opens with this explanation:

"In the clandestine community, the most sensitive classified assignments are referred by to as black operations.

"Few suspect, and even fewer realize, thatthere is a darker side to black operations. These missions are born in the shadows. They are not classified or Recognized. They simply do not exist.

"They are Full Black."

Full Black opens with a delicate operation to insert an agent into a terrorist cell. Thousands of miles away some of the world's best assassins move in to eliminate one of Hollywood's most famous film producers. Both operations explode on in orgy of mayhem. And before the dust settles. , , The Hunt is on for the Mysteries are indeed shaken loose. The pace picks up as a dangerous Rapidly timetable is set in motion. , , and only a Full Black operation can save the day. But will it be in time?

This book contains no politically correct expressions, no focus on protecting anyone's "legal" rights, and no concern about what methods are used. , , except thatthey work.

Unlike many "end of the world as we know it" thrillers, Full Black has a pretty credible premise, one that's based in fictional characters who appear uncannily like real people Whom You Could probably name. As a result, there's a chilling reality to the threat thatwill leave you thinking about how best to stopterrorism.

Some people may feel did the action evolves too slowly in the beginning and middle of the book. I like to think of it as like being on a canoe trip on to INITIALLY slow-moving river That flows into a huge waterfall. , , Taking readers over the edge.

Is the book a little preachy? Yes. But if things were Said search more often, I think That would not be all bad.

Keep your eyes open!