Tim Tigner
Kindle Edition | Pages: 375 pages Rating: 4.13 | 9141 Users | 520 Reviews
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| Title | : | Pushing Brilliance (Kyle Achilles #1) |
| Author | : | Tim Tigner |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 375 pages |
| Published | : | July 14th 2016 by Vontiv Publishing (first published 2016) |
| Categories | : | Thriller. Fiction. Mystery. Action |
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HE DIDN'T DO IT.He really didn't.
But proving it,
will be a killer.
Imagine Harrison Ford's THE FUGITIVE meets Tom Clancy's HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER.
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Framed for murder and on the run, former Olympic biathlete Kyle Achilles is also in the crosshairs of assassins' guns. Why? He has no idea. He's fighting blind against two master strategists and one extraordinary invention--known as Brillyanc.
Achilles' only ally is the other prime suspect, a beautiful Russian mathematician who is either the best or worst person to ever enter his life. Katya was engaged to Achilles' brother -- before he died.
Chasing clues while dodging bullets, Achilles and Katya race around the globe, uncovering a conspiracy conceived in Moscow, born in Silicon Valley, and destined to demolish both the White House and the Kremlin. Along the way a lost soul finds purpose, a broken heart confronts forbidden love, and America gains a new hero.
Packed with heart-stopping surprises, paced by razor-sharp plotting, and populated with richly rendered characters, Pushing Brilliance will leave you breathless and longing for more.
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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Kyle Achilles #1 |
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This is a mystery thriller. There were things I liked about this one and things that didn't quite work. I liked the overall narrative style in this one. It was kind of entertaining. The MC wasn't a "deep" character. He always had the answer, the girl, never ruffled, and managed to look good at all times.The opening started off strong. However, after that things seemed a little off. For having just experienced such a severe loss and then being the only suspect and being jailed for it, he (the MC)This book started out well enough and I appreciate the authors attempt to create a complex plot. But his efforts reminded me of the difference between a master of this genre (such as Lee Child who is the author I think Tim Tigner is trying to be) and an amateur. It didnt take too long into the book for it to all go bad. The conflict at the heart of this plot is so absurd that its impossible to suspend belief. And in terms of character development, there was none. The only purpose for ANY other
Pushing Brilliance is number one book in the Kyle Achilles.Kyle is back in the states after traveling to a number of countries rock climbing after leaving her job a year ago. Now sailing with his parents and brother to celebrate his fathers birthday, he meets a woman and decides to spend the night with her rather than returning to the familys boat.The next morning his family is found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning. The only survivor on board: his brothers fiancé, Katya.Accident or Murder?
Good readThis book had many positive aspects but way too much detail; a convoluted plot, and an ending that found personally unsatisfying.
A young ex-CIA agent and former Olympian is framed for his family's murder. He enlists the aid of his old contacts to break out of jail. Then, he teams up with his dead brother's brilliant, gorgeous fiancee (after whom he's subconsciously lusted for a while) to find the true killers, the motive, and to clear his name. The daring effort takes them as far as Ukraine/Bellarus/Russia and at last uncovers a sinister plot targeting the highest levels of US government. Will they be able to stop it in
This is one of the best of Tim began. Tim began his career in Soviet Counterintelligence with the US Army Special Forces, the Green Berets. That was back in the Cold War days when, We learned Russian so you didn't have to, something he did at the Presidio of Monterey alongside Recon Marines and Navy SEALs.
It was a very entertaining book, I'll read more because I want to see the development of Kyle Achilles. Enjoyable read.
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