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  • Review of FR Author, Jim Macomber's new novel, "A Grave Breach"

    10/15/2007 8:23:32 PM PDT · by Jeff Head · 41 replies · 103+ views
    FR | 10/15/2007 | Jeff Head
    FR’s own Jim Macomber has released his third “John Cann” novel entitled, “A Grave Breach”. I have reviewed his other two novels in this series, “Bargained for Exchange” as well as, “Art and Part” here on FR too. Jim asked me if I would be willing to read an advance copy of this book and review it. Based on my very positive feelings about the other two novels, I enthusiastically agreed. I was not disappoined. Jim has a masterful ability to blend both legal thrillers with espionage and special forces action, both of which the main character happens to...
  • My review of Freeper Jim Macomber's thriller, Art & Part

    11/19/2004 9:04:40 PM PST · by Jeff Head · 45 replies · 2,330+ views
    Self | Nov 19, 2004 | Jeff Head
    Art & Part, by Freeper Jim Macomber Jim Macomber's novel, "Art and Part", is his second novel about the exploits of one John Cann, a lawyer working for a firm that represents the CIA. Cann has a significant background in the military and intelligence which serve him well in the resolution of the dilemas he becomes involved in, and ultimately prove essential to his survival. The first book, "Bargained for Exchange" (which I also reviewed here on FR), was a blockbuster in this regard, mixing the best attributes of both Grisham and Clancy into an intriguing legal, espionage thriller....
  • My Review of Freeper Jim Macomber's novel, "Bargained for Exchange"

    05/24/2004 6:02:09 PM PDT · by Jeff Head · 37 replies · 387+ views
    Self | May 24, 2004 | Jeff Head
    I have just finished (Freeper) Jim Macomber's first novel, Bargained for Exchange. Even though it was written in 1996, it is spot on regarding today's events. It is also very perceptive, projecting many of today's policies and attitudes towards terror and the Mid-East geo-political situation as a former special forces operative turned lawyer finds himself embroiled in a terror, espionage, legal intrigue story that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The intrigue and action come quickly and are sustained throughout the book without being over-done or rendering the book as a single dimensional work. The characters, their...