Red Rain

Commander T. C. Bogner #7

by R. Karl Largent

A deadly secret.a nuclear powder keg..The Russian pilot noticed the evidence of the massive radiation poisoning and reported back to his superiors. That's when everything went to code read. The Chinese would do anything to conceal the location of their weapons facility, but they couldn't stop the suspicions. With China, Russiana, and the United States rusing toward an explosive face-off, it fell to one American Agentt to find out the truth.before it was too late.

390 pages, Paperback

First published May 28, 2001

About the author

R. Karl Largent, a.k.a. Robin Karl or Simon Lawrence, is an author, lecturer, and columnist who teaches writing at Tri-State University. Before launching his writing career, he spent 30 years in industry, the last 17 as VP of Marketing for a Fortune 500 multinational. A former horse show judge and trainer of youth horses, he competed in SCCA road racing events, flew as a weather observer in the USAF, completed a tour of duty in the Arctic and served with the U.S. Weather Bureau.

R. Karl Largent is the author of over 600 columns. He has also authored nearly two dozen novels including the bestselling "Red" series. He has also written six non-fiction books as well as numerous articles for magazines, newspapers and other publications.

Reviews

[David · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is listed on Goodreads as the seventh book in the T. C. Bogner series, but does not feature this character at all. That was the most disappointing about this book because I actually liked this character and was looking forward to see how the last book left the character. Instead we get T. J. Seacord which is a clone of Bogner. He works for a different Governmental agency, but has much of the same skills as Bogner.
That said, this book had an interesting story, but was weaker than the earlier books in this series.
I can see why this author faded away.