The third in the series, a dirty bomb is being flown across the Pacific at the same time as Liverpool is targeted with multiple terrorist bombs. The Holy city Jerusalem is under threat from a radioactive device.John Tankersley was the perfect taskforce agent. A loner. No real friends or family. Trained to deal with any situation with cold efficiency, devoid of emotion. But Tank is tasked with tracking down, nefarious terrorist, Yasser Ahmed. Ahmed, one of the world’s most violent terrorists has gone to ground but security forces across the planet know it is only a matter of time before he surfaces again. Pursuing his man relentlessly, oblivious to the growing trail of destruction that he leaves in his wake, Tank delves increasingly deeper into the web of lies and deceit surrounding the terrorist. Finally, he comes to learn just what it means to be a Soft Target. Praise for Conrad "an excellent and action-packed story that is hard to put down” - Andrew Gian ”twists and turns that kept me begging for more…jam-packed with detailed action and adventure” - Monica McDonald "Conrad Jones is a genius story teller” - Catherine Rome "A strong, dramatic and enjoyable series.” – Cat booth "fast paced action thriller that will have you hooked from the first page…Jones is up there with the best.” John Downs Also available in the international bestselling Soft Target Liverpool Soft Target Tank Jerusalem Coming Home; 18th Brigade Blister Conrad Jones is the bestselling author of The Anglesey Murders Series, The DI Braddick Books; The Detective Alec Ramsay Series and The Journey. A multiple time Kindle All-Star author, as one of the most read authors on Kindle Unlimited, Conrad Jones’ books are fast-paced and full of breathless action, and perfect for fans of Chris Carter, Lee Child, Mark Edwards, CJ Box, JB Turner, Mark Greaney, Mark Dawson, Stephen Leather, Andrew Watts, Tim Tigner and others.
Conrad Jones is a best-selling thriller writer with 30 thriller novels. The Anglesey Murders 10 books The Soft Target Series 6 books The Detective Alec Ramsay Series 6 books The Inspector Braddick Series 4 books The Journey Series 3 books Cuckoos on the Mersey
18 of his books are available in audio and his novels have been translated into six languages. He is always keen to talk to readers and writers alike, jonesconrad5@aol.com
Third in the series and finally back to what I have come to expect from Conrad Jones.....hard hitting,action on nearly every page,and,thank goodness,not a history or geography lesson which in the 2 previous episodes took up more than half of both the books. I started reading Conrad's books with the Alec Ramsay series and really liked his style,although sometimes,for some,maybe a little too graphic but nevertheless fast paced storylines and believeable characters. Jerusalem got back to the action packed narrative I'd come to expect and certainly left me looking forward to the remaining books in the series. Not for the squeamish but certainly hard to put down and Conrad back nearly to his best. I've noticed a lot of other reviews have pointed out the number of text errors and whilst a little annoying,don't let this put you off if you are looking for an exciting read.....Jerusalem is certainly that. Thanks Conrad for restoring my faith in you and I'm straight into book 4!
This author's ignorance is breathtaking! He has no idèa how a car works, he thinks the coil is connected to rest of the electrical system when it is part of the ignition system , nothing more. He still hasn't found out that Blocks Don't have safety catch. God knows what else he has made up as he went along!
From page one to the end the action continued with characters you could relate to. The storyline was interesting to say the least. From dirty bombs to life saving actions what was on the following pages intrigued and enhanced the plot. All in all this was a recommended read.
The third book in the Liverpool Thriller Series. With a threat of worldwide targets and dirty bombs, the Task Force are once again stretched to their limits. This time it’s personal, as individual members are singled out. It seems someone has been divulging personal information about members. To add more misery, Tank’s nemesis goes on the “missing list”.
Typos irritating (manager is spelt manger on a number of occasions) and there is a confusing mix up of characters at one stage. However I still enjoyed the book a great deal.
Yasser is still out there and is yet again able to cause mayhem no matter where he is. Bombs of radioactive material is heading to various parts of the UK is this to cause devastation to our own or is something more sinister going on.