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Final Flight
- Jake Grafton, Book 3
- Narrated by: Benjamin L. Darcie
- Length: 13 hrs and 59 mins
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Summary
After a particularly long cruise, the USS United States is in port in Naples, and her crew is enjoying its first liberty in months. But something's not right. Several crew members have not reported back from their leave, and a beautiful American reporter who boarded the United States in Tangiers may not be a reporter, or even an American. When one of Jake's men, in a hotel in Naples, witnesses an assassination attempt led by this woman, Grafton realizes the situation is much more serious than he suspected.
What he doesn't know is that Colonel Qazi, an international terrorist, plans to board the United States and steal six nuclear weapons from her heavily guarded arsenal. Nor does he know that the plot is being financed by El Hakim, the power-hungry leader of an oil-rich Arab state. And most important, he doesn't know that he, Jake, past 40 and recently grounded by night blindness, is the only one who can stop Qazi, in one man-to-man aerial dogfight - one "final flight".
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- John Clayton
- 22-10-21
Non stop action
Well written and very detailed and accurate where it matters, this writer puts you thick in the action and is hard to. Put this book down.
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- K.M.
- 01-03-22
Slow burner that doesn’t really ignite.
Disappointed, took a long time to set the scene and then took the easy way out. To easy to set characters that are shallow or are cliche. Weak conclusion to each character, they just seem to slip into their particular ending.
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