Whiplash: A Dreamland Thriller: A Covert Strike Force Races to Stop a Hidden Nuclear Apocalypse

Bringing Danny Freah in to run a new version of Whiplash was brilliant. The new team is even more high tech than ever, they're a combination of intelligence gathering spy's, and an assault team with all the best toys. Sometimes I wish he'd spend even more time on the gadgets, but regardless of what I think, this is a great read!

Good techno-thriller! Lots of gadgets. Lots of hands-on, field situations. A little less flying than this "Flight of the old dog" fan was expecting (or hoping for), but still enjoyed the book.

As a fan of Dale Brown's novels, I have to say that the Dreamland Series is great! The technology involved with the novels "could" be feasible! Who knows what government research facilities are experimenting with these days! The story line is basic evil warmongers against good americans, but the way it is presented keeps you wanting more!

Another great addition to the Dreamland series. This story could be taken out of today's headlines with the Iranian nuclear concerns. I have read these stories in order but only what is offered through Kindle, it seems there is a book before this that explains a few things such as what happened to Dog and Jennifer Gleason that is only in print so you may have to try to put some things together as this picks up 15 years after the last Kindle book.

Nice and short, I thought that it would be longer. Story line was good and I was just getting into it. Then it was over.

Excellent read, good to see Danny Highlighted ,and Nurie a great addition. Bring Hera back, her attitude should have changed after this mission. Thanks guys.

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Former Dreamland personnel get to reunite in the most unlikely ways in the most unlikely places. The action is nonstop with many twists and unexpected turns.

I have yet to read this book, but I anticipate that it will be good.

Exactly as described

As normal dale exceeds again

good

Excellent series