I had a ton of fun reading this book. The characters are well-drawn, and where Rhoades could have dipped into stereotypes, he finds depth. Tony Wolf goes from hero, to anti-hero and back again, with some very well-executed violence. The supporting cast, which ranges from a small host of FBI agents, including Wolf's wife, to the local politico, er sheriff and the deputy he couldn't do without. Dogged and dedicated is local journalist who is ambitious and aggressive, but you can't dislike her.Hard to go on without spoilers. I will say the end made me smile, especially because it wasn't the simple loose-end wrap-up it could have been. Get yourself a copy. Fast moving, very exciting book.Highly recommended. When I added this book it came out (Jack Keller series but it isn't a Jack Keller book.Breaking Cover-5 PawsJ. D. RhoadesSt. Martin’s Minotaur, 2008, 339 pps.ISBN No. 978-0=312-37155-5A chance sighting of one of the little boys on a poster “Have You Seen Us?” begins a series of events that are loaded with danger and excitement. A man living in the rural community, Pine Lake, spots one of the boys peeking out a window in a van. Unable to turn his back on situation the man called Sanders rescues the two boys but kills the kidnapper.So begins the story of undercover FBI agent Tony Wolf who had been living under the name of Sanders. And what a story it is. Wolf has gone undercover in a motorcycle gang called “The Brotherhood”. Wolf discovers that Nathan Trent, head of the gang, has an informant inside the FBI. Not knowing who to trust Wolf escapes but not before causing a lot of damage and injuring Johnny Trent, one of the gang members. Johnny is now chained to a wheelchair and out for revenge.Wolf’s heroism in rescuing the kidnapped boys and the publicity involved has forced him to come out of hiding and fight for his life. Breaking Cover is a stand-alone and a very exciting one. Highly recommended for readers who want a great story, a wonderful character and plenty of action.
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I am loving this book. In the same category as the Lee Child books about Jack Reacher. Hooray!!
—nv720
Enjoyed it. Reading second in series now.
—Ave
I just began this novel. Wow. Just wow.
—ShaRonS23
