Red Sky Mourning: A Thriller

These books would be much better if they were slightly more believable. There's no chance in hell that within the first 10 minutes of every book Russia finds him, hires some random group of incompetent assassins and tries to kill him and fails, but manages to kill or almost kill someone he loves. I found myself hoping they actually would have just killed Katie, that way we could have just gotten on with the book and not have had to deal with more bullcrap in future books. Not to mention it's not very consistent with the last book, where they fortified the ranch and had lookouts in town to notify them if anyone landed at the airport or came into town that was suspicious to give early warning. Reese's flash back's to his dead wife and daughter every two seconds really need to stop. This guy needs to get on some Latuda or some other antipsychotic meds, because in his current condition there's no chance he could even get out of bed, let alone do the things he does in these books.

Too many political talking points from one side not really important for the storyline, in the depiction of various characters, making the story progression and the author's intent about each character quite predictable.

An amazing ending to a great series. I've been through these books probably 6 times. I am so glad he wrapped up an awesome story in such an appropriate way instead of dragging it on to the point of ridiculousness to capitalize on his success. I don't care what he writes next, I'm reading it twice.