The Dolomite Solution

Jake Adams International Thriller #3

by Trevor Scott, Stefan Rudnicki (Read by)

Two scientists have uncovered the DNA link to heart disease and the way to synthesize a cure. But jealous and threatened factions will stoop to murder in the attempt to steal it. Now its in Jake Adams hands.

Genres: Thriller, Action, Fiction

Audio CD

First published April 11, 2000

About the author

Trevor Scott is the best selling author of more than 70 mystery/thriller novels in the Jake Adams International Espionage Thriller Series, the Karl Adams Series, and the Max Kane Series. He has sold more than 1.3 million copies of his books in a number of languages. He earned a master's in creative writing from Northern Michigan University, and a bachelor's in writing from the University of Minnesota-Duluth. He served in the U.S. Navy as an ordnanceman on the flight deck of aircraft carriers, and as an officer in the U.S. Air Force during the Cold War and the first Gulf War, where he retired as a captain. He previously worked as a writer and editor at a daily newspaper, and in the PR department at a small private college. He has traveled to more than 100 countries, all seven continents, and he currently resides in Nevada. He grew up in a small town near Duluth. He's a dual citizen of the U.S. and Italy.

Reviews

[Darius Cross]

Another fine adventure!

Mr. Scott does a good job creating stories that are filled with intrigue, suspense, action, and so many plot twists one is left to wonder how HE keeps the story straight!

He does and does it with an awful lot of style. I very much recommend this series!

[Stephen Ashley]

A Tremdous Tale With Fast Curves

This is a wonderfully crafted story of fiction with plausibility. A Nice mystery is left at the end. I am driven by the author to get the next book to find out! How devil's he is. I was entertained and I am delighted with all the European culture on display. I have never been there myself.

[Carole Kuentz]

Keep Reading

Book number three is just as good as one and two. This plot was complex but really interesting. Another great book.

[Joe Turkiewicz]

Another great Jake Adams story

Great book.Jake Adams at his best. Where do we go from here? Can’t wait to start the next adventure. Love seeing the world through Jake’s eyes.

[Garrett Lee]

Another great story well told.

The story was interesting. with a lot of action and good characters. The main characters had a lot of problems to solve before they solved the case.

[Jack Hrkach]

I bought this book ahead of a trip to the Dolomites that I'm taking in a few weeks. I wasn't expecting a guide book, but I like reading good fiction about an area as well as books about where to eat and sleep etc.

This book is plot-heavy, and the author does a pretty good job in that regard. The premise is a bit improbable: two scientists working in the Dolomites discover a cure for heart disease without expensive surgeries - some are out to get the information, others to bury it so they can keep making wads of money on heart surgery etc etc. And agents good and bad shoot to kill in resolving the issue. And the plot kept me going i as you see I read it in two days - and not two flu days...

If you're looking for something beyond plot (and a sense even if fictional about the area, which I was interested in) buy it. If you're looking for interesting character development and great wriing, you won't find it here, I fear.

[Walt Mccluskey]

The Dolomite Solution

Completely different reasons for the main story line of a murder/thriller book gave this a different slant to interactions between many of the protagonists that kept me interested. The main villain was an unique perspective of evil personified but his ending left me a little flat. Still a recommended read.

[Wayne]

OK for a $1 read.

[Lynn Browning]

A Real Twister

The works in an amazing number of players into this tale. It combines romance with gut busting violence. Along the way the author brings in intriguing science.