These books are always fantastic and this one is absolutely no exception. They remind me of the high octane films that keep you glued to the TV for a couple of hours. However, the star of the show is absolutely what makes this series as Jon Reznick is a brilliant lead character. An ex-Delta guy means he has all the skills in the world, add into the mix he doesn't appear to be scared of anything as well as the fact that he is bordering on drug addiction and you have yourself an incredubly compel

Good Reading. Liked the flow of the story. It is not jumping from one event of to the other. Has some twists. Nevertheless once you get deep into the book, you realize that the story itself is very weak. But who cares as long as it is written well . Although it is book #5 of a series, you can read it since it has no connection to previous books.

A deep conspiracyA lot of tough Delta force action, which I sometime wonder if it is not a bit over the actual capabilities of a human being.

A Shadow Government Thriller4.5 out of 5 starsHonestly, I saw this in one of the monthly previews from Brilliance and I had to have it based on the image and the narrator. Anything with Jeffrey Kafer is usually pretty darn good, but when you throw him into a thriller like this it becomes great. He added a lot to this story and really took it from good to great. After that, I read the synopsis to make sure I wasn’t crazy for thinking it looked good and it sounded good too.I had not read any of th...

Awesome storyI have loved this whole series but this is the best one yet. Exciting and yet horrific and sad. I hope it is no elements of truth in it.

Beast by farCould not put this book down had me enthralled from the first page to the last page and I must admit was not expecting that ending either I can see another book from the ending of this one as it has been left open

Hard Fall is book #5 in the exciting Jon Reznick series by author J.B. Turner. An action packed, suspenseful thriller that's a definite must read! I have been hooked on this series since the first book that I read, and I honestly can't get enough of it. Jon Reznick is an amazing character, not afraid to do what is necessary to accomplish whatever he's set his mind to, much to the vexation of FBI Assistant Director Martha Meyerstein. Reznick is extremely intelligent, former Army Delta Force opera...

Hard tripAfter four extraordinary works of action, the fifth falls well below expectations. Maybe it is because I binge read all five books in only six days, but for me Hard Fall has two glaring shortfalls, one an rookey failure by our hero and the other stylistic.The first is forgivable because of the demands on his stanima and focus - maybe he'd run out of this stimulant of choice. Or many he's just getting older. Anyway [SPOILER ALERT] he succeeds in walking into 2 traps orchestrated by the b...

I began reading the Jon Reznick series with high expectations. I quite enjoyed the first book. The more I read of the series the more disenchanted I have become with the author, the series and the characters. My suggestion to the author: Get a different editor! The dialog between characters could not be flatter, more predictable or boring. Quit throwing in twenty-five-cent words when nickle and dime words will do. Rezinck has also become predictable and boring. No matter what dire circumstance(s...

Brilliant. Love this series and I am gutted to have reached the latest book, hopefully the next one isn’t too far away.

Book five in the Jon Reznick series stays true to form - a short, fast-paced action thriller with minimal character development and an implausible plot that is nonetheless entertaining on a rainy Sunday. I’ve read all of these in order, and bumped this one up the TBR because I’ve got an ARC of book six due next week, but these are all stand-alone adventures with all the backstory you need so it wasn’t really necessary, but I’m a bit OC about reading series in order.Jon Reznick is a former Delta

I gotta tell ya these were all exciting books but Reznick didn’t sleep any more than 3 or 4 hours in all five books. He popped Dexedrine like they were M&M’s. That was the most ridiculous thing about this series. And if the CIA was anything like they were in this book then that agency is really, really bad. Anyway, this was the final book in the Jon Reznick series and overall I thoroughly enjoyed them. This one, however, seemed a little bit repetitive. I remember several times thinking “wasn’t t...

It seems like the season for thrillers involving continuing characters is going on with several releases coming out at the same time. Here we have another adventure in the life of Jon Reznick, J.B. Turner’s anti-authority driven hero in his fifth time out.Reznick, for those who’ve never read the books, Reznick was a black ops specialist who took his orders from a secretive government organization. The first book found him at odds with his employers, discovering they had their own agendas they we...

Hard FallI have always hated the CIA. Because of these kinds of actions. They care only about their end result not about the American people or our soldiers who they see as a means to an end. I am not so naive as to think we can do without them, however, they need much more control and direction than what they currently have. Your book was excellent, it broke my heart about innocent good people being used and abused by them. Especially, our soldiers. To have a group of people men and women willi...

In "Hard Fall," the fifth in the Jon Reznick series, J.B. Turner sends his antihero back to help one of his buddies from his Delta days. The guy hasn't had a good time of it, getting institutionalized and sounding paranoid. He has no allies other than Reznick. And even Reznick has his doubts. But the black ops specialist is a shrewd operator who has an uncanny ability to crunch down on a couple of dexedrine tablets and let the adrenaline course through his veins, helping his brain deduce fact fr...