Right to Kill

Nate and Harv come to the rescue of a team member from their time in the CIA. There's some solid adventure but a couple of the fights are overly protracted. Unnecessarily so, it felt to me. Maybe I just wasn't feeling it with this book. Though the twist that takes place at the end was entertaining. I can't say it came entirely out of nowhere, but it was a nice additional payoff that pulled some of the threads together at the close.

I've now read six of this series. If you like overly detailed descriptions of weapons, ammunition, firefights, a bit of torture, and general mayhem, then this is for you. Me - not so much. Only read them all as I had a box set.