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| ISBN: | 0764206087 (ISBN13: 9780764206085) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Dangerous Times #3 |
Robin Parrish
Paperback | Pages: 363 pages Rating: 3.81 | 340 Users | 45 Reviews
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Nolan Gray is an elite soldier, skilled in all forms of combat. After years fighting on foreign battlefields, witnessing unspeakable evils and atrocities firsthand, a world-weary Nolan returns home to find it just as corrupt as the war zones. Everywhere he looks, there's pain and cruelty. Society is being destroyed by wicked men who don't care who they make suffer or destroy. Nolan decides to do what no one else can, what no one has ever attempted. He will defend the helpless. He will tear down the wicked. He will wage a one-man war on the heart of man, and he won't stop until the world is the way it should be. The wicked have had their day. Morality's time has come. In a culture starving for a hero, can one extraordinary man make things right?
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| Title | : | Vigilante (Dangerous Times #3) |
| Author | : | Robin Parrish |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 363 pages |
| Published | : | July 1st 2011 by Bethany House Publishers |
| Categories | : | Christian Fiction. Fiction. Christian. Thriller |
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Ratings: 3.81 From 340 Users | 45 ReviewsEvaluate Regarding Books Vigilante (Dangerous Times #3)
It's basically Daredevil but I don't want to insult Daredevil like that. It contains every self-made superhero cliché there is. I didn't make it to the end because I decided that the part where Kingpin--I MEAN Vasko--schooled 'the Hand' by exploding his Bat Cave was the most satisfying ending this book would have to offer. Did not give a single care for any of the characters. The social situations were more awkward than humanly possible. Nolan's superpower of 'being the best fighter ever'Robin Parrishs books tend to mess with my head and they definitely arent something I read right before bed! They also take me WAY out of my comfort zone, as was the case when I read Nightmare. That book was not only spine-tingling it SCARED me! I usually dont want to be creeped out by what Im reading but these books have a way of drawing you right into the middle of the plot and as much as you might want to put it down? You are compelled to keep reading. So blame the dark circles under my eyes
This review first appeared on my blog: http://www.knittingandsundries.com/20...Nolan Gray, one man of faith, a national war hero who spent two years in captivity under torture, friend and confidante of the President of the United States, fakes his death and re-emerges incognito as a person dubbed "The Hand" by the media. In a world ruled by crime bosses, he is determined to show people that there is a better way. His companions in this mission are Arjay Thale, a pacifist who is a brilliant
I am generally a reader of Christian chick-lit, but every once in a while a girl needs something a bit different. For a while now, Robin Parrish has been an author that I like to read when its time for that something different. While I liked Offworld and Nightmare better than Vigilante, this was still quite a terrific read. Offworld and Nightmare are very different books than Vigilante in that they are more supernatural and Vigilante is more superhero, a difference I respected and kept in mind
I read this book several years ago, and it was OK. Overall, the story had a lot of action, and it was reasonably fast paced. On the whole, if you're looking for a relatively mindless action story with some points for reflection, give it a go. That said, there are quite a few things in the book that don't make any sense. Chief among them, the opening scene where the main character blows his face off to obscure his identity as a famous war hero. It makes no sense because that's what masks are for,
Robin Parrish in his new book, "Vigilante", published by Bethany House brings us into a world where a modern hero wants to operate outside of the law.In the old pulp novels of the thirties and forties the pages were full of heroes who decided the law needed their help to bring down bad guys, dressed up behind a mask and sometimes cape, to provide that help. Most of those heroes still survive today. Robin Parrish has brought back this kind of hero in "Vigilante". Nolan Gray is a man who has
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