Jack Carr continues to find the groove in his latest James Reece thriller. His writing has been nothing but phenomenal from the beginning with The Terminal List, followed on by True Believer and Savage Son. The Devil’s Hand is another stellar piece of work that shows how much time, effort, and research that Carr is putting into making everything perfect. I’ve always been amazed at how thorough some authors are when getting the details correct and this one is a spot-on example.
Reece is a cultural phenomenon, he’s fought against the establishment, stuck it to the man, and he’s lived to tell about it. He’s righted wrongs and made revenge a normalcy in his routine. Now he’s back on the path to make those pay for one of the worlds greatest tragedies ever committed. The dedication to protecting Americans is at the forefront of this entire ride and Carr shines through James Reece easily.
The details are impeccable and if you have followed Carr’s newsletter you would have most likely caught the one time he put in a great amount of research just to get a paragraph or two together about an AK-47.
Let’s just say this, Carr writes a violent and meticulous story that will leave you fascinated. Resiliency and retribution help shape the path after the President of the United States has a mission for Reece. There is plenty of shadow work in progress, bad actors, and a ton of grade A writing you won’t be disappointed in.
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