Final Bearing (The Hunter Killer Series Book 1)

One of the best military thrillers written. The authors keep your attention and the need to keep reading to discover the end. The plots and characters are first class. Highly entertaining and leaves you begging for more. A must read series.

Amazing. Spellbinding, great story, real page turner, read all night kinda book. Great characters, excellent details . an excellent yarn comparable to Clancy, Thor and Flynn.Can't wait to start the next book in the series!

Exceptional book, well written, at times a little heavy with the adjectives, I will search for book 2. That is all.

I usually do aviation techno thrillers. I bought the whole hunter killer series. Good characters easy reading.

Very easy read that keeps you wanting more and reading long past when you thought you would take a break.The author does an excellent job developing realistic and interesting characters that are woven to together in an exciting backdrop of real world situations.

Good read. A little wordy!

Some technical details off, but an excellent read. I would recommend this book for a book on the war on drugs, as unrealistic as the ending might be.

Fighting the Columbian drug cartel has been a longtime mission of the US Navy. This novel describes in detail the working of the Columbian producers and the results of the Navy men and women as they hunt down the drug suppliers.

Wow did I talk enjoy this book you bet I did. From front to back well written very believable characters and storyline such attention to detail my first with these authors but certainly not my last

Wallace and Kieth. Final Bearing (200120) Three stories running at once, it seemed, but eventually they were coordinated to provide essential background to an interesting start to this book. At 54%, some of it has been hard going and in spite of the super action at this point, this reader is having a little trouble keeping up with all the various characters, in all three stories, which are indeed linked but splash at the continuity, especially as far as the seagoing aspect is concerned. Big difficulties, at times, sorting out which story I am in. So many characters, so many names, so many situations, eventually one gets there but it seems clear that there are different authors contributing to the tale, perhaps not quite knitting into each other’s contributions. It is still pretty riveting but tiresome waiting for it to clear itself for us 'less-in intelligent' brings! The swap from one tale , in a different but associate issue, but outside the present theme, makes for confusion in this reader. Still struggling with this 'miss match' of stories, always interesting and sometimes thrilling but often suddenly interposed into the then current theme, which, is to say-at the least, monetarily confusing. I liked the 'stories' but wish they had been more 'connected or linked immediately' into the main theme. It was, in the end, a tidy affair and I DID enjoy the read.Fred

I have been a fan for years and have read all his books. This did not disappoint, Well written and i couldn't put it down. Cant wait for more to be written am following closely.

This book will keep you reading. The author demonstrates a really good knowledge of workings of submarines in active service.

Submarine stories follow a set path, including this one. Apart from the crew there are heroic SEALs, DEA officer and Seattle policeman. No women bar a minor part.The story is sufficiently entertaining.