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title: "The Mission (Area 51 Book 3)"
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# The Mission (Area 51 Book 3)

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Great book
  

*by Z***H on Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023*

Has a great story line makes you not want to stop reading it

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    Love the story; author/editor mistakes and quirks kills it for me
  

*by M***R on Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2013*

I have been following the series and love the story progression of the previous books. Below I've written a ton of issues I have with this particular book in the series. This is not to imply that I hate the series, because I enjoy the series greatly. With this installment however I am rethinking if I should continue with the entire series or not. The plot and story-line are interesting and I always want to know what happens next. However, when I hit an error, a confusion, or an issue in every chapter it ruins the book for me personally.  Without spoiling anything important I can give examples of a few things that stand out to me as mistakes, confusions, or annoyances (annoyances are a personal opinion):  For one, there is a character named Elek that is introduced during the course of the book, and over the span of about 3 chapters this character is referred to as both a man in one (masculine features, referred to as "he"), and then a woman in the other (using articles like "she, "her," etc). I know this is not story breaking, but how can one confuse the gender of their own character that is playing such an important role.  A second occurrence is a scene where Duncan is speaking to another character in one location on the globe and Tourcotte is nearly on the other side of the planet in the previous chapter. Yet, somehow Tourcotte manages to have a line of dialogue during the conversation. I am not sure if this is an error and the author meant to write "said Duncan" instead, or if Tourcotte actually flew there between chapters and it was never mentioned.  The last two issues I had are more of a nit-pick and personal issue, rather than things that were book-breaking. I didn't like how the author had to describe the EXACT dimensions of nearly every single object being described. It wasn't just once or twice but a handful of times. Personally, I don't want to read that someone had "a metallic object 4 inches long, 3 wide, and 1 deep" in their hand and they were waving it around. I'd much rather the author simply say that they held a hand-radio sized or a cellphone-sized metallic object in their hand. Adding numerical dimensions for things like ships, radars, communication devices, boxes, etc just felt like my imagination's hand was being held. I can visualize something if you just tell me what it is or what it looks sort of like. The last personal annoyance I had was with the character of Yakov who is a Russian operative helping Tourcotte through the entire book. I don't know if the author intended for Yakov to be comedic or a stereotype, but his behavior, physical features, and dialogue was annoying to me personally. First of all his name is Yakov which makes me think the author named him after a prominent comedian, which feels odd in this book's setting. Next, Yakov is what everyone envisions stoic Russians to be like; too tall to fit through openings that Tourcotte easily navigates, hands the size of paws, and a deep love for alcohol among other things. To complete all of this, Yakov's dialogue almost always contained a "how do you say." Foreigners do not have to say "how do you say - jack pot." They know what that word is, especially if they are a highly trained intelligence operative that was employed by one of Russia's most secret organizations and intelligence gathering groups. Yakov speaking like what an American would envision a Soviet-era Russian to sound like was annoying every time I had to read a piece of his dialogue. Che Lu, the author's Chinese character did not speak like an American's view of a stereotypical Chinese individual, so I'm not sure if Yakov was meant to be comedic relief or if he was just the easiest character to make a stereotype of instead of develop him like the main characters.----SPOILERS BELOW----(SPOILERS)SPOILER---> My last gripe with the novel was that Tourcotte, Kenyon, and Yakov all contract this SUPER-DEADLY virus and are infected in the Amazon. Then they just so happen to survive the virus for nearly 2 days (which killed hundreds of people and a very specific mercenary in a matter of hours), and retain all of their biological abilities to fire a weapon, scale walls, fight, fly, survive a helicopter crash, etc. While every single other person that contracted this disease was incapable of even standing within a day of being infected because they were vomiting blood constantly. To top all this off, they voluntarily place themselves back into the general populace WHILE INFECTED, justifying it by saying "it'll kill the entire planet if we fail anyway," while in another chapter they were scolding the people that were fleeing villages and carrying the virus further towards main Brazilian urban areas (hypocritical). So they bring their infected and highly contagious bodies out of a remote area in the Amazon and into an area where they can infect individuals that travel as their line of work (thus spreading this killer disease to the planet). Tourcotte loves Duncan and willingly infects her by being in proximity to her while being infected himself. Yes she was going to get infected eventually, but at least it would have been later instead of almost immediately, before they even had a cure for it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Another Thriller!
  

*by G***X on Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2013*

It keeps getting better and better.  Don't know how this will ever end. Good thing the writer has some top notch people working as main characters in the book or we'd all be dead.  One thing that sticks from this book is that events happening far away from home don't ever seem real.  How would we ever know if any of this stuff ever really happens?  We in America, don't seem to be effected much when we here about thousands of people dying some place because it's not here.  I, for one, am glad it's not here but why?  Are we doing the right things or are we just lucky.  I believe we're doing what has to be done even thought other Americans might howl about someone's rights being violated. Most Americans would probably pass out if they knew how stupidly some countries and people think they can control a virus or man-made bug.  Once you release it, you no longer control anything.  And, this kind of killer doesn't owe it's allegiance to anyone, not even it's maker.  Good stuff for science fiction but very deadly in real life.One critique about the writing style, I hate the lack of clear transitions from one scene to another in this book.  Makes it real hard to track plus he does make clear breaks in some place and not just chapters, but other places it's just confusing.  Stop doing that!I'll be reading the rest of this series, that's for sure!

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