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This is a three novel bundle of JET books 1-3.

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She faked her death...

...to save her life.

The plan almost worked.

Her code name: Jet. A lethal operative for Israeli intelligence.

Many wanted her eliminated. Spoofing her own death was the only way to survive, but it didn't work out like she planned.

The past doesn't give up its secrets easily.

The tranquil island's beauty was shattered in an instant. The attack forced her hand, and now she must make a decision. Will she stay dead, or return to a world that wants to kill her?

A gritty, unflinching roller-coaster of high-stakes twists and shocking turns, JET features a new breed of protagonist that breaks the mold.

If you're a fan of Bourne, Baldacci, and Brown, you'll delight in Jet's breakneck pace and no-prisoners approach to storytelling.

713 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 28, 2014

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Russell Blake

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152 reviews1 follower
September 16, 2017
Meh, Yes it's a series, no you can't jump in anywhere.

I wanted to like this. The heroine is strong, smart, occasionally emotional (and it baffles her) and well trained. It took a long time to finish these three books. Not because the story was not riveting and engaging but because the author is one of those writers that will spend 3 pages describing the jungle then a page of heavy, heart racing action and then will move on to a completely different storyline. Details of flora and fauna, descriptions of every piece of furniture in a room, clothing descriptions - none of which added to the tension,instead slowed the story and dragged like a long commercial break (there were moments where this author delivered on the suspense and tension, just not enough). I found myself either flipping through the 3-4 pages of descriptive poetry or I simply put the book down in frustration. The other bothersome trick - the books don't end unless you buy the next one. Since this was the first 3 books in the series in one this didn't become a problem until the third book. I have no idea how it ends, seriously. This are not novellas - each book was a full-size novel with no ending! I was especially annoyed when the excerpt of the 4th book begins like it's a stand alone book. A full chapter not mentioning the main characters AT ALL. I thought it was a different series by this author. The characters, storyline, and mystery were good, however, the author 'tricks' made this an unsatisfying experience. I'm done with this series.
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January 31, 2022
Horrible cliffhanger


My mistake was thinking it was a 3 book series . might be for some but to continue is.not for me
81 reviews2 followers
November 20, 2022
Outstanding

I read the first trilogy and the prequel and honestly, I couldn't pick out a favorite because they were all great.
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December 26, 2022
Continuous Action

These 3 books were exactly what they proported to be non stop, over the top, action. I found these books reliably entertaining and will read more.
531 reviews
June 22, 2021
A MOST READ

Action packed way beyond the norm. Razors edge intensity. Surprises and twists that are beyond amazing. Could not put it down. Definitely a bundle not to be missed. My only disappointment is the cliffhanger ending in the third and final volume…..no doubt that I will get the next book in the series. So highly recommend.
11 reviews
July 30, 2021
Excellent plot

Russell Blake has a gift for weaving together a story gripping and yet hopeful, because his book always ends with a good guy winning.
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398 reviews3 followers
April 20, 2017
I normally do not like books that come like this, as I want to read something else in between. I had read the first Jet a long time ago. The second was exciting and I had trouble putting it down. The third, although exciting, was not like JET II. All deal with an assassin who is trying to retire, but things and people keep getting in the way. In the second, she discovers that her daughter is alive and she finds her, only to have her taken. In the third, both she and her daughter are threatened and in all the books, she must rid those who are trying to get her. The third leaves the reader hanging as to what is going on. I do like most of this author's works and recommend the JET series. I will find JET IV, so I can see what is going on.
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