Books 11-13 in the USA Today best-selling Noah Wolf series.
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Edge of Anarchy (Book 11) Unknown Evil (Book 12) Black Harvest (Book 13) Noah and the team are called up for a new mission, but it almost seems like history repeating itself. This time, Jenny is forced to take on the role of a known female assassin in order to expose the terrorist organization behind her. The plan takes them to a few different locales, and puts all of them in danger.
The first contract she is given is for a high-ranking British official, but that turns out to have been only a test. The real contract comes afterward, and the entire team is shocked when they learn who the target is. Terrorism strikes close to home when Jenny is contracted to kill none other than Allison Peterson herself.
Unfortunately, the organization behind the contract has leverage that may make it necessary for Jenny and Team Camelot to actually carry out the assassination.
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David Archer was born and raised in Bakersfield, California. He is a fiction author and novelist, writing in the mysteries and thrillers genre. His approach to writing is to hit deep, keep you entertained, and leave you wanting MORE with every turn of the page. He writes mysteries, thrillers, and suspense novels, all of which are primed to get your heart pumping.
Although I have enjoyed this series, there's been a few things in this boxset that I wasn't thrilled with. I understand that authors often do a recap of the series (especially longer ones) for those who have decided to start with the current book rather than at the beginning, which is fine. In the last boxset, the last two stories had the exact same beginning (the first 2-3 pages, errors and all). This boxset (in book #11) included an almost exact same start as a previous story. This wasn't a recap, but a part of the story that included the way the characters were starting their daily routine. If this wasn't bad enough, the outline of the story in book #11 also was extremely similar to the same book that this had been used in before. The story did eventually change to it's own, but only after several chapters. It was like reading the first part of the previous book with only minor changes. In book #12, there was a new character that was introduced as Sam Prichard. (This character has a series of his own by this author as well) The problem with this is that it was said that he had worked with Team Camelot in the story from book #11, but I don't remember him at all. I decided to have my Kindle app search the entire boxset for any mention of the character, and the earliest was him being introduced in book #12. (Other than a brief mention of his series in the author's notes at the beginning of the boxset) Again, this wouldn't have been a big issue except that it kept referring to his distaste of the work that Camelot does, as well as his extreme dislike of Jenny. There was only a very brief description of who he was (since he'd supposedly already worked with them before), and the only other things that were learned about him were included throughout the story, and still very minimal. This was very odd considering the author gives detailed descriptions of characters who are in almost every book, but doesn't with this character? What really concerns me is that this series has 19 books, and before it's even reached the middle of the series the author is already resorting to using the same material from other books. Is it going to continue this way? I have honestly enjoyed this series, the unique primary outline for it, as well as the humor and characters. However, I don't want to be re-reading the same things over and over again throughout several more books. I guess I'll have to try out the next boxset and hope that these were a one time thing. I would recommend this book, series, and author.
This series is everything you have by now come to expect from the missions from Noah and his team. My favorite one is the last one of the three. But you really can't skip around as you need to have the lead up from one book before to keep the characters straight. I continue to be amazed at Mr. Archer's work, he really deserves your attention it you like thrillers. My only suggestion is that you start with the first book and don't skip around!
If a movie isn’t made from these superb accounts of a Mr. Spock type assassin, I’ll be surprised! Imagine an assassin without a conscience, only logic in every assessment, in every scenario he encounters on assignments. No emotions due to childhood neurological trauma. This series has made me wonder what the alphabet letter black ops groups have access to in our current day. Hmmmmm
Puts everyone in the mix!! If you are new reader you MUST go back and start at beginning with Book 1!!! I am ordering the next as I speak!! One of best storylines and set of characters and locations I have ever read ! Thank you Mr. Archer for imagination and writing ability!! Please don't stop with any of your series!! I read them all!! Annette Graham
Can we spell proof reader? The frequent grammatical mistakes are very annoying. Marco was introduced to us as being from Florida just below the Georgia line and now he's a Cajun from the bayous of Louisiana. The two guys that planted the chocolates seemed to be cut and pasted from Adrian's adventures. The books, between all the errors, are entertaining but you have to work for it.
I really love the series. I loved that Renee joined the team and Marco found his other half. Sarah and Jenny now have another person who they can relax and relate to. Thank you Mr. Archer for a great job for bringing Noah and Company to life. Can't wait to read the next one.
Just the right level of action and people interaction.Keeps me wanting to read more of this series.
Would recommend this series to men or women who are looking for an action book with background character development. They work together and interact when not on the job. They eat a lot.
A thoroughly entertaining set of books. The last 3 books (11 through 13) are the best in the series so far. Some of the inventions were so farfetched that they made the book qualify as science fiction, but even so, they worked well as part of the story.
It’s very easy for me to recommend this box set to you as , in my humble opinion, it’s one of the best thriller series on the market. The only warning I will give is that once you start reading you won’t want to stop.
Will chamber your mind on some of your most strongly held briefs. Are assassinations really wrong, when used as a tool to serve and protect the greater good of the majority? Take a Read and see where you fall☺
Well written action packed, continued character development and we'll done introduction of new characters. A provocative idea that could be a real medical ethical dilemma.
I have read 13 of the Noah Wolfe series. All of the Sam and Indie series and another of the others. Great writing easy reading They are only good to read all of them and in order
They have saved the world from a poison and black market organ sales and everyone has survived. Camelot now has 6 members, 3 couples which are Noah and Sarah, Neil and Jenny and Marco and Renee. Love this series.
I liked everything and again found it difficult to put down. I particularly like his characters and the interrelationships between them. They seem so real.
David Archer has written a series that is worthy of a great review. I personally like this series because it makes me feel safe that maybe our government might really have something like this in place. Read!
Archer sprinkled this series with humor & excitement and topped off with a bit of quirky sci-fi. Even though his books are filled with guns and killings, one comes away feeling happy because the Good Guys always win!
These series of stories are gripping and entertaining and characters are relatable . Which character do identify with ? Can you imagine being one or other them.
I have read up to this far in the series and I am looking forward to reading the next books. I find it hard to put my reading down. I wonder does any country have someone like Noah and his team.
It is remarkable how archer connects up characters from his earlier works. Combining novaand sam is brilliant. While the every member of team camalot is wonderful, Catherine of mi6 is perfect. And Albert. Well done
Three Noah Wolfe books in a package! Exciting reading, couldn’t put them down, finished one each day. Noah Wolfe fans will have the same problem. ENJOY!
Book 11 had a few paragraphs lifted word for word from an earlier book. Meanwhile, misogyny has exploded, albeit subtly. Surprising given a female boss and female lead characters. But enough to be annoying.
These are some of the best books I have read. I can’t put them down. I look each and everyone of the characters in E&E Camelot. Keep on writing. I love it. Charlene