Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN num: 9780515129823
ISBN number: 0515129828
Label: Jove
Manufacturer: Jove
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 528
Printing Date: November 01, 2000
Publishing house: Jove
Release Date: October 31, 2000
Sale Popularity Level: 726348
Studio: Jove
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Packed with electrifying action and cutting-edge technology, Sea Fighter takes Commander Amanda Lee Garret on her most explosive mission yet: to stop a renegade Nigerian general before his bloody quest for power reaches catastrophic proportions...
• Cobb's third marine warfare novel in a successful series
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I saw this book at the library, cover facing out, very dark and mysterious, perhaps giving a hint of the power of the machines described inside. So I picked it up and was gradually sucked into the arena of conflict as I was into the intake fans! But what kept me onboard with this one was the amazingly strong and detailed supporting cast, characters who I could root for. That is very important in any read and supports our imagination. I was even rooting for the antagonist in the novel as we got the chance to see the conflict from his POV. Cobb blends the gray areas of conflict with technosavy and strong characters who have heart and soul. I'm onboard with Garrett's subsequent mission!
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As an avid reader of Amanda Garretts previous sorties I found this too be somewhat lacking. Or perhaps it had that little bit too much. The long-winded telling of the backstory, which although necessary given the relative obscurity of the area, seemed to me to take away from the book more than to add to it. If they had been slightly briefer this book would be up there with the very first two, and now Target Lock, as it is it doesn't quite make it. It is an enjoyable read, but I do miss the Duke, but many of the new characters of the SeaFighters help to make up for this. I loved the Little Pigs Logo/Beret!
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Camped on shore while the Cunningham under goes repair from the battle damaged gathered in "Sea Strike," Amanda Garret is given a new and dangerous challenge. The Ivory Coast of Africa is on fire once again as a man with a vision for the future takes matters into his own hands. He is a man who wants to help the people of Africa but he at the same time wants to do so through the conquest of multiple countries. The UN decides to step in to do something about it. America's answer to that call is the Sea Fighters and Amanda Garrett. Away from the terrifying fire power of her destroyer Garrett has to depend on new and untested weapon systems and the learning curve just turned deadly. Mr. Cobb's third Amanda Garrett Novel is a Smashing Success!!!
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I've read every installment of Cobb's "Amanda Garrett" series and I find them incredibly fascinating, engaging, and I can't wait to see a movie based on one of these! For the woman who loves combat and/or action genre, his books have all of that AND a fantastic female role model! I believe Sea Strike to be the best so far. Great dialogue -- variety of colorful characters -- and a very realistic, unpredictable plot.
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I enjoyed Sea Fighter less than Cobb's earlier two. Perhaps I was more comfortable with Amanda Lee Garrett as a brilliant ship's captain, rather than a fighting super-seal cum broad battle strategist(no pun intended!).Cobb has developed her character nicely(she's very believable now) but in this latest novel he seems to try too hard to present her as an admiral in development.But lots of riveting pages to read here for a military-novel buff!
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