Jet: Legacy - a review by Rosemary Kenny
The fast-paced all-action drama tells of Jet's mission in scenes both current and in flashbacks which is somewhat disconcerting at first, until the action
settles into present-day mode and the threads all come together, in book 5 of the Jet series by the excellent Russell Blake.
We learn initially of the deaths in a bomb blast of Mossad agents Adam and Samuel, while on stakeout at the harbour in Genoa, Italy, then the action
flashes back to three months earlier in Somalia, where a captain and his crew aboard their old fishing vessel the Salome are targeted by Jiang-Li's thugs, who seize it and take them all to Somalia as hostages. Then another flashback takes us to Baghdad, where three rogue Mossad agents have stolen two 'suitcase' nukes that they plan to re-arm and sell to the highest bidder.
When this turns out to be a US syndicate who intend to detonate it in the Middle East, Jet and her team have only a very short time to find and disarm the bomb, before it starts World War III. Needless to say, our heroine saves the day and is able to make real (if only for a short time) her dream life with daughter Hannah and lover Matt in their South American refuge - until the next mission comes along!
I would recommend this book to fans of James Bond and Modesty Blaise, as secret agent Jet overcomes all opponents at lightning speed and still finds time for family and romance in a dangerous world! More to come in the series, with Justice (Book 6- of 13, to date), next in line.