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Midway #2
Mark Two
Mark Two continues the story commenced in Mark One, with a young genetically engineered Mark Midway, FBI Special Agent MayAnn Freewell, and the mysterious Archimedes Schmidt who reports directly to the President. Mark—whose only desire is to be normal––shoots and kills two would-be kidnappers and discovers his search for peace again will elude him. Mark needs to survive. All he wants is a normal life.
Schmidt works with FBI Special Agent Freewell to investigate a secret organization—Cerberus––which is infiltrating the FBI, the US Army, and other government departments with genetically engineered soldiers. As Schmidt attempts to take control of Cerberus, he discovers his personal relationships are not as reliable as he thought.
Mark Two continues the page-turning momentum of Mark One to a terrifying climax; it is a fast-moving, finely plotted thriller that will keep you reading.
Schmidt works with FBI Special Agent Freewell to investigate a secret organization—Cerberus––which is infiltrating the FBI, the US Army, and other government departments with genetically engineered soldiers. As Schmidt attempts to take control of Cerberus, he discovers his personal relationships are not as reliable as he thought.
Mark Two continues the page-turning momentum of Mark One to a terrifying climax; it is a fast-moving, finely plotted thriller that will keep you reading.
270 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 1, 2014
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April 19, 2018
The novel continues the struggle of Mark Midway and the team from the FBI and General Schmidt as they combat Cerberus. Mark and Co. have freed two groups of gene altered children from Cerberus but then lose them in an attack and now the Chinese are getting themselves into the mix. How will Mark fare as the dynamics and personnel change? I will head to no 3 after I get caught up on my ever growing TBR stack
August 4, 2019
3.5
99% of this book was in the same vein as book one and of the same caliber. The ending though... sometimes you can just tell when the author has taken a wrong turn and instead of doing a re-write, an enormous hammer is brought down on the board, simplifying everything. I won't spoil this betrayal of an ending but it's a doozy.
I plan to finish the four books in volume 1 but I will be moving forward based on my own imagined re-write for book two.
99% of this book was in the same vein as book one and of the same caliber. The ending though... sometimes you can just tell when the author has taken a wrong turn and instead of doing a re-write, an enormous hammer is brought down on the board, simplifying everything. I won't spoil this betrayal of an ending but it's a doozy.
I plan to finish the four books in volume 1 but I will be moving forward based on my own imagined re-write for book two.
December 7, 2022
The hydra is everywhere
Mark just wants to be able to have a simple, quiet life. Unfortunately for him he can’t stop himself from helping when he sees a kidnapping in progress. After that he finds himself in difficult situations frequently since Cerberus has its agents in so many unexpected places.
My only disagreement with the story is how the events at the very end were done. We really don’t have any basis for the enemy to do what they did. Otherwise the story has been good.
Mark just wants to be able to have a simple, quiet life. Unfortunately for him he can’t stop himself from helping when he sees a kidnapping in progress. After that he finds himself in difficult situations frequently since Cerberus has its agents in so many unexpected places.
My only disagreement with the story is how the events at the very end were done. We really don’t have any basis for the enemy to do what they did. Otherwise the story has been good.
June 16, 2017
John Hindmarsh continues to dig deeper into the past/origin of Mark Midway, a young man who has been genetically engineered and is having a hard time coping with forces that have no intention of giving him any peace or leaving him alone. Lots of action, and an evolving cast of characters. I loved Mark One, and at this point have read the first four books in the series (box set). And they just keep getting better and better.
June 21, 2024
Can't hardly put John's books down This is the second time I've read this series
Wife is complaining that I'm spending too much time reading and not doing enough chores These stories are fantastic You won't be bored I assure you of that.
Wife is complaining that I'm spending too much time reading and not doing enough chores These stories are fantastic You won't be bored I assure you of that.
May 15, 2020
RECOMMENDED
"Mark Two", the second book of the Mark Midway series, takes some unexpected turns
and leaves Mark with more killers in the shadows.
"Mark Two", the second book of the Mark Midway series, takes some unexpected turns
and leaves Mark with more killers in the shadows.
June 5, 2022
Very good!
March 16, 2017
What a rush!
For me 5 stars means you keep me in the world of the story and this series so far leaves nothing out and no one is safe!
For me 5 stars means you keep me in the world of the story and this series so far leaves nothing out and no one is safe!
May 24, 2020
A good story.
Genetic engineering and military force. Kind of scary. A sign of things to come. What will happen next? Will have to read the next book.
Genetic engineering and military force. Kind of scary. A sign of things to come. What will happen next? Will have to read the next book.
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