Drew Maclane was a star agent - until the day the killing had to stop. He withdrew and for six years lived the life of a hermit in a monastery. But someone has tracked him down, leaving a trail of corpses. Someone who knows all about him, who knows how to draw him back into that electrifying world where no one is as he seems, and where life's most horrifying and harrowing game is played....
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"Morrell is in some ways an amazing writer. He can at times take what on its face would be a terribly far fetched premis and make it beliveable. This is another action adventure that keeps the pages turning. Not great literature, but enjoyable. " — Mike (4 out of 5 stars)
"Morrell is in some ways an amazing writer. He can at times take what on its face would be a terribly far fetched premis and make it beliveable. This is another action adventure that keeps the pages turning. Not great literature, but enjoyable. "
" I read these books a long time ago. They are high action and high adventure spy books. David Morrell is an awesome writer. "
" Morrell is one of the best contemporary American authors in the thriller genre. Forget about that embarrassing hack David Baldacci. In the wake of his monster success with, 'The Brotherhood of the Rose'; 'Fraternity of Stone' follows very much the same winning format but its slight flaw is that it doesn't strike off into new territory. Morrell's astute descriptions of fighting/warrior crafts are so good however-- that one can easily forgive him for sticking with a proven formula. Its something you CAN'T do with a writer like Baldacci. "
" Morrell is in some ways an amazing writer. He can at times take what on its face would be a terribly far fetched premis and make it beliveable. This is another action adventure that keeps the pages turning. Not great literature, but enjoyable. "
" Awesome read... Simply awesome! "
" This book is a favorite and my husband. I read it and I love it too. I've read it 10 times at least. "
" Priest assassins.... interesting idea. "
" I just loved this book start to finish. I read it about once a year. Simple, easy to read, good plot line. Good character development without being over-wordy. "
" Rip-snorting good sniper vs spy story "
" I first read this book in Jr. High. My mom recommended it, because she knew how much I hated reading then!!! This is still one of my favorites. Enthralling and suspenseful! "
" Definitly an intense book. If you want to get your mind off of anything that is going on in your present life, this is a good escape. Mystery, murder, you name it. I enjoyed it and it was a fast read. "
" The book taht followed The Brotherhood of the Rose. Not quite as good, but still very fine. "
" A sequel to Brother of the Rose that can stand on its own but should be read together. Another can't put down book. "
" I did not think I was going to like this at all, it's definitely not my normal type of genre but, in a strong testimony to it's ingenious appeal, it was hard to put down every night, "
" Gripping thriller involving spies, secret societies, religion, mystery, and intrigue. As well as loyalty, honor, and conviction. Tom Clancy mixed with Michael Crichton on steroids. "
" Very exciting assassin book. Keeps you turning the pages and wondering what the next twist will be. "
" hit with a bang, couldn't put this thriller down "
" This was my first real religious thriller. It was so convincing that I wanted to write like this from that point on. "
" One of my favorites since I first read it in high school. This guy really makes you wonder about the nefarious dealings of organized religion. "
" I found everything over-the-top. It seemed very artificial to me. "
" One word - Brilliant!!! "
" This is just a page turner, mildly interesting in the spy/thriller genre. I'll finish it because I have started it when I have time. "
" A great story with engaging characters. Morrell is the master at writing action sequences. "
" Très mouvementé, comme tous les romans de Morrell. "
David Morrell is one of America’s most popular and acclaimed storytellers, with more than eighteen million copies of his books in print. His thrillers have been translated into twenty-two languages and turned into record-breaking films and top-rated television miniseries. His 1972 debut novel, First Blood, became the basis for the Rambo films. A former professor of American literature at the University of Iowa, he now lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Neil Hellegers grew up in New Jersey and attended the University of Pennsylvania, where he earned a BA in theater arts and a minor in psychology before getting an MFA in acting from the Trinity Rep Conservatory in Providence, Rhode Island. He moved to New York City in 2003 and, since then, has made a career of theatrical performance, percussion, theater education, and audiobook narration. He currently lives in Brooklyn with his wife and son.
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