The Disciple Audiobook

" A classic Coonts military/spy thriller that's a little too close to being ripped from the headlines. The threat if a nuclear Iran scares me even more than before. "

" Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was portrayed as all-zealot with no other shading. No real intelligence, just cruelty. Otherwise the story was quite fun. Everyone loves Mrs. Carmellini's little boy Tommy. "

" My advice is pass this one by "

" This is a shoot-em-up of a recurring series with Jake Grafton. Plot revolves around Iranian nuclear missiles. Good story line and well written. "

" I haven't read Coonts in a decade, but I enjoyed this one more than I expected. "

" One of his best! Interesting take on future fiction regarding Iran "

" Iran, Afganistan, Pakistan and all the other stans are hot topic for spy fiction. This one is a thriller from begining to end. The spy in Iran, Tommy Carmelinni, does not get into to much trouble this time even though what he does is risky business. Under the direction of Admiral Jake Grafton everything flow developing in the neutralization of the nuclear warheads and the organization of a new goverment in Iran. "

" I saw the book on the shelf at the store. The plot description made me buy it. The book was a page turner dealing with what could be an actual historical event. It held my interest andI read it in 2 days. I would read more of his books. "

" Not his best but a good yarn. "

" Interesting use of current public figures as characters. A bit heavy on the xenophobia "

" exactly and entirely what you expect. "

" Good thriller in the style of the previous stories. Perhaps a tad long but still a good read! "

" Good start and finish. Enjoyed reading this. "

" THe latest in the Jake Grafton/Tommy Carmellini series. I found the first half confusing, probably because I was trying to read a paragraph here and there over the holidays. Second half was much better and classic Coonts. "

" This was a pretty typical Stephen Coonts book where the heroes end up pulling out the victory in the end! It has been a little while since I have read any of the Stephen Coonts book and I did enjoy it. "

" I've only read two chapters of this book and it is boring me to death so I am putting it down. "

" Listened to only about 30 minutes but decided this was not for me. "

" ok typical of his books. "

" A solid entry by a veteran writer. Coonts novels with Jake Grafton and Tommy Carmellini are the ones I enjoy most. "

" I think I liked this book, I just didn't know what was going on half the time. Keeping all the characters straight was a major challenge. But I like it enough to want to finish it . . . "

" Picked it up in an airport when I ran out of reading material. Had fun with it. "

" A little too much technical detail in the final pages for me; I'm just ready for action and wrap-up at that point. Otherwise, a good read. "

" Good book but a lot of the characters are confusing since it's set in Iran and their names are foreign. "

" Typical Coonts, slow start, fairly technical, but a very nice downhill finish. "

" This another in the series of Jake Grafton/Tommy Carmellini novels by Stephen Coonts. It offers a good mix of plot, anti-terrorism, military action, spy intrigue, and flying to be entertaining for most of us with a Y chromosome. It is an entertaining read. "

" Not as good as prior books. A lot of action, but too much description of details "

" Interesting. Doesn't paint a very good picture of living in Iran "

" exactly and entirely what you expect. "

" A gripping novel that is hard to let go. The action and the plot unfolds with surprises along the way, twisting the readers views as the character develops, revealing who can be trusted, and who cannot be. "

" 4th book in Tommy Carmelini series really good read. "

" Good for fans of military novels which I like. "

" One of his best! Interesting take on future fiction regarding Iran "

" I saw the book on the shelf at the store. The plot description made me buy it. The book was a page turner dealing with what could be an actual historical event. It held my interest andI read it in 2 days. I would read more of his books. "

" Good book but a lot of the characters are confusing since it's set in Iran and their names are foreign. "

" Not his best but a good yarn. "

" Was slow for probably the first half of the book, before it started to move along. "

" Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was portrayed as all-zealot with no other shading. No real intelligence, just cruelty. Otherwise the story was quite fun. Everyone loves Mrs. Carmellini's little boy Tommy. "

" A classic Coonts military/spy thriller that's a little too close to being ripped from the headlines. The threat if a nuclear Iran scares me even more than before. "

" Typical Coonts, slow start, fairly technical, but a very nice downhill finish. "

" This was a pretty typical Stephen Coonts book where the heroes end up pulling out the victory in the end! It has been a little while since I have read any of the Stephen Coonts book and I did enjoy it. "

" I'm actually still reading this one... I still love the characters, but this one has been a bit of a pill to read; I actually put it down for awhile and am just picking it up to try again, thinking maybe I just wasn't giving it my full attention. Will edit this after I finish. "

" My advice is pass this one by "