Wild Fire (Abridged) Audiobook

" A great read! FBI agent is sent to check out the Custer Hill Club, and later found murdered! Thanks to his friend and also FBI agent and his wife (who work without their superiors' approval), they solve the murder and a plot to set off nuclear devices in the U.S. Lots of suspense! "

" despite some inappropriate and unnecessary language and such, this is an enjoyable story. the book was given to me by an acquaintance and i had no idea what it was about. i was happy that it wasn't a "western" like i thought it would be from the title. it takes place a year and a month after sept 11 and follows a man who works for an anti terrorist agency and his fbi agent wife as they try to uncover the questionable death of a colleague. if you can muddle through the muck, there is a great story stuck inside. "

" I love this guy. He tells a great story with such wit. I like a man who knows he's a jerk and enjoys it. Nelson is the most lovable male jerk on the planet, laughs at himself and appreciates women. The story is seamless and so enjoyable I couldn't put it down. "

" I like DeMille's main protagonist, John Corey, a lot. The sarcasm gets me every time. This story isn't as exciting as his other books in this series, but the ending is fairly intense. Another fun, summertime read where you can shut your brain off and just enjoy a good story. "

" I like John Corey. I don't usually go for character repeat books or "series," but DeMille's books are an exception. "

" This is the first DeMille book I have read. I loved John Corey's snarkiness and humor. The book seemed to drag at points, but aspiring writers can learn much from his writing style. "

" Pretty scary to think something like this can actually happen. "

" Can't remember. (This review was written in July 2011, a few years after reading the book.) "

" The concept of a self-inflicted nuclear attack to precipitate the distruction of the Islamic world is horrifying.....yet....I can see how some crazies could possibly justify this action in their own minds at least. The novel was compelling and in a post-9/11 world almost too realistic. "

" Creepy Consipracy Theory... "

" An somewhat interesting read but the writing style was not very creative. An engrossing story, however, that kept me up late a few nights. "

" Mutually Assured Destruction, Suitcase Nukes, Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) communications, Terrorist Task Force. Suspenseful detective work. "

" An entertaining read by DeMille. "

" the main character is irreverent and funny. kept me laughing out loud throughout the story "

" What a smart ass. "

" A totally serviceable airplane read. Nothing more, nothing less. "

" Worst of the John Corey series. Probably it's deathknell. DeMille wrote this under contract, and his heart is clearly not in it. Pass on it. "

" Another John Corey book. What more needs to be said. Full of action & humor making it another 'can't put the book down'! "

" Not enough tension and suspense to carry a book of this length, but the topic was intriguing enough to keep me reading till the end - and hoping it could never really happen. "

" Interesting sequel to the Lions Game. Good twists and an overall good read. "

" This was a fast moving suspense novel. DeMille always talls a story with a twist, this is no exception. "

" Probably would give this 3-1/2 stars if that were an option. It is definitely a page turner, but some of the plot is a bit far-fetched. "

" DeMille never fails to deliver a great read. "

" This book is an easy read. It's also easy to put down but just as easy to get back into. It's a fiction about 9/11 and conspiracy issues. "

" Not as good as Plum Island. Still a murder-mystery of sorts, but with a far fetched idea (I hope). The main character's ridiculousness wasn't as funny. "

" This was the first Nelson DeMille book that I read and I loved it. If you're looking for a quick story that will keep you turning the pages, this is a good place to start. "

" Unsure if it was fiction, or if it's simply an expose of the behind-the-scene workings of the neocons in the Bush/Cheney administration. Compelling... "

" So-so...red it to fill out the series..... "

" A very good book about nuclear war. "

" I listened to this - my first Demille novel - was so suspenseful - different than what I usually read Not sure I would have liked reading it - was good for the car. "

" Nelson Demille can certainly write exciting, fast paced and hard to put down thrillers and this one is right up there with his best. Nothing like a good terrorist plot that comes down to the wire to keep you up late because you can't put the book down!! "

" My early impression was that the story line was just too far fetched. However, when I thought about the evil rich who control our country (i.e. Koch brothers) and the wild ideas of Donald Trump, it seemed a bit more plausible. Still, not as good as the DeMille books I've previously read. "

" I'm in love with John Corey I am I am. "

" "Read" this one on audio. The reader makes a lot of difference, I find, in whether I like the book or not. The reader for DeMille's books is terrific. And the story, always entertaining. "

" Great book! I wasn't crazy about some of the humor the main character had, but overall it was very well-written and really drew me in. The premise of the story fascinates me, and sadly it doesn't seem too far-fetched, either... "

" John Corey and his wife come up against a cunning adversary that's surprisingly likeable, as he is deadly. <br/><br/>The description of a mastif having an erotic dream is worth the price of the book!!<br/><br/>BEAR, LEFT!!! "

" Exciting book - I couldn't wait to get back in the car to hear more. Interesting topic and good ending. I was entertained the whole time although there were a few points that got a bit slow and repetative. <br/> <br/>Good mix of fact and fiction. "

" This was another book with John Corey and his FBI agent wife. It is a little scary to read this fictional plot to start a nuclear war but it did seem very plausible. Another real page-turner. "

" Another great John Corey novel. Pretty scary ideas though if something like this were to actually happen. "