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A review by toellandback
Nobody's Hero by M.W. Craven
adventurous
challenging
dark
informative
mysterious
reflective
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
Ben Koenig, the man who can't feel fear and with a $5m bounty on his head, is back after an incident ten years previous sees the CIA needing his help to ultimately stop the Acacia Avenue Protocol - an event which would have catastrophic results - being activated. The problem is that no-one knows where, how, when or even what it is!!
Whilst I liked Fearless (book 1), I didn't love it, however I really enjoyed Nobody's Hero. Lots of characters, lots of plots, many of which eventually interweave very cleverly with each other. Lots of twists and surprises and lots of very graphic and very violent descriptions! It's certainly not an easy read, however it is ultimately a rewarding one if only to see how many (or few in my case) of the clues you managed to pick up on as the story progresses and alongside an excellent Die Hard reference, its a book that I'd highly recommend.
Whilst I liked Fearless (book 1), I didn't love it, however I really enjoyed Nobody's Hero. Lots of characters, lots of plots, many of which eventually interweave very cleverly with each other. Lots of twists and surprises and lots of very graphic and very violent descriptions! It's certainly not an easy read, however it is ultimately a rewarding one if only to see how many (or few in my case) of the clues you managed to pick up on as the story progresses and alongside an excellent Die Hard reference, its a book that I'd highly recommend.