Burn Notice: The End Game by Tod Goldberg
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(Mass Market Paperback - Original)
- Pub. Date: May 2009
- 288pp
- Sales Rank: 32,937
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Product Details
- Pub. Date: May 2009
- Publisher: Penguin Group (USA)
- Format: Mass Market Paperback, 288pp
- Sales Rank: 32,937
- Series: Burn Notice Series
- ISBN-13: 9780451226761
- ISBN: 0451226763
- Edition Description: Original
Synopsis
Ex-covert op Michael Westen has a new client. Paolo Fornelli is Helmsman for a yacht in the Hurricane Cup-a winner-take-all race financed by the super-rich and preceded by a week of highstakes gambling, high-risk business, and high-class attitude. Paolo's family has been taken hostage. If Paolo ever wants to see them again, he must make it to the final race-and lose.
To find the kidnappers, Michael will have to infiltrate high society and enter a deadly game against deadlier opponents in a world where money isn't the only thing worth killing for...
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A great follow-onby Reid_Moore
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February 05, 2010: Having read the first book I see that the creativity of the story is still rich. The plot has a complexity that keeps the story moving and unfolding. The narrative of the the main character, Michael Westen, continues to provide rich insight into the character and brings relevance to the situation at hand. His lightly sarcastic tone beautifully highlights the irony of his particular situation and provides great segue to his light-hearted though dark references to his particular thought process that often make me laugh out loud. I can't wait for the next book!
Good but some graphic violenceby krisl73
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September 14, 2009: I liked it except for about 2 pages where he described, in way too much detail, what it's like to get shot or hurt in ways that I really didn't want to know about. If this is supposed to be like the show, then it shouldn't get that detailed - it's not pleasant.
The rest of it was well done, the voices of the characters were good.
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