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Agent X

A Novel

by Noah Boyd

Agent X by Noah Boyd X
Agent X by Noah Boyd

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  • Published Feb 2011
    400 pages
    Genre: Thrillers

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  • Cheryl D. (Angola, NY)
    Suspend all belief
    I did not read THE BRICKLAYER which was the first book in the series and that may have influenced my opinion here, but I found that the main characters lacked development. They were witty and intelligent, but I didn't feel as though I knew them. They were also able to solve clues and puzzles at a moment's notice. The book was exciting and fast paced, but I was not able to keep up with their findings. Reading is more fun if I can keep up with the story.
  • Jane W. (Lansing, MI)
    I really wanted to enjoy reading this book
    As a former police officer, I was delighted in obtaining this book to read and review. Alas, it is moderately a book you might want to borrow from the library. It is an easy read. The first few pages started with such promise. Then the the plot became disconnected, characters were not developed, and the power of Steve Vail were appropriate for someone like maybe a James Bond. I believe the author could be much better than this, given his vast knowledge and experience. Come on...there surely is some hope at times in his writing.

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