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“Intricate, well-crafted…Coughlin vividly [portays] the ethos of combat soldiers.''
— Publishers Weekly
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The cat-and-mouse game that ensues between the two adversaries will have readers frantically turning pages. Series fans will enjoy the roller-coaster ride, and military-fiction buffs new to the series will find this episode a great place to start.
— Booklist
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The pages fly by as Swanson must face his most personal mission yet. The military tactics take a backseat to the characters, creating a strong and compelling narrative. Coughlin and Davis have concocted another winner that should only encourage a growing readership.
— Booklist on "Clean Kill: A Sniper Novel"
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Former Marine Coughlin and bestseller Davis combine a well-paced, credible plot with a realistic portrayal of modern combat…The climax…will leave readers cheering.
— Publishers Weekly on "Clean Kill: A Sniper Novel"
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Compelling.
— Publishers Weekly on "Dead Shot: A Sniper Novel"
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Stunning action, excellent tradecraft, insider politics, and the ring of truth. Just about perfect.
— Lee Child on "Kill Zone: A Sniper Novel"
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Tight, suspenseful…Here's hoping this is the first of many Swanson novels.
— Booklist on "Kill Zone: A Sniper Novel"
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A renowned sniper, Coughlin recounts battlefield action with considerable energy.
— The Washington Post on "Kill Zone: A Sniper Novel"
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The action reaches a furious pitch.
— Publishers Weekly on "Kill Zone: A Sniper Novel"
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One of the best snipers in the Marine Corps, perhaps the very best. When I asked one of his commanders about his skills, the commander smiled and said, ‘I'm just glad he's on our side.'
— Peter Maass, war-correspondent and bestselling author of Love Thy Neighbor on "Shooter"
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The combat narratives here recount battlefield action with considerable energy . . . A renowned sniper, Coughlin is less concerned with his tally than with the human values of comradeship and love.
— The Washington Post on "Shooter"
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Coughlin is a sniper, perhaps one of the most respected and feared in the Corps, and his memoir, Shooter, offers a uniquely intimate look into the life of one trained to live in the shadows . . . some of the most poignant action ever recorded in a modern Marine memoir.
— Seapower on "Shooter"