Ghost Force

This book was one of the best I have read recently. It grabbed me from the start and I was sorry when I reached the end. Perhaps a bit unrealistic but a thrilling read. I recommend it!

Special Forces from Britain and the U.S. Team up to put an end to the Falkland Island – Malvinas ownership dispute. the U.S. Goes to bat for corporate oil interests. This story is one of Robinsons better books. It is complete with deserved criticism for western democracies whose Socialist governments forsake the requirement of adequately funding and supporting the military.

The British Navy out classed? Thin plot as the British never thought of sending SAS to destroy the Argentine Jets, Subs to destroy the Argentine ships all before they set sail with their surface ships. Then America comes up with a deal to reward the perpetrators-very thin

The location names on the map in the ebook were mostly illegible. Directions were mixed up a couple of times. Plot was interesting in places, but generally only okay. Undecided as to whether to try another book by this author.

This book wasn\’t even worth the eight bucks I spent on it buying it used. Robinson continues to write the same kind of material, with the same cast of characters, with the same plot lines. The true mark of an author is to spin a story that\’s not already been told, especially by the same person! This story would have been no different if General Ravi Rashood appeared as a mercenary for the Argentineans. There are no real-life characters in Robinson\’s books – just caricatures of how we expect people to be: Presidents, Prime Ministers, politicians, SEALs, what have you… I suggest a summer writing camp for Robinson to sharpen up that old pencil, and learn how to write a decent book that\’s not a copy and paste of the ten books that have gone before it.

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