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Burner

Burner

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  • Author：Mark Greaney
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Summary

Court Gentry is caught between the Russian mafia and the CIA in this latest electrifying thriller in the number one New York Times best-selling Gray Man series。

When you kick over a rock， you never know what's going to crawl out。

Alex Velesky is about to discover that the hard way。 He's stolen records from the Swiss bank that employs him， thinking that he'll uncover a criminal conspiracy。 But he soon finds that he's tapped into the mother lode of corruption。 Before he knows it， he's being hunted by everyone from the Russian mafia to the CIA。

Court Gentry and his erstwhile lover， Zoya Zakharova， find themselves on opposites poles when it comes to Velesky。 They both want him， but for different reasons。

That's a problem for tomorrow。 Today they need to keep him and themselves alive。 Right now， it's not looking good。

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Reviews

Todd ，

A Good ReadI really enjoyed this book。 Greaney has The Gray Man down， but is a skilled writer so the story kept me engaged。 The alpine vest was a great twist。 I’m looking forward to the next book。

Mark Kellogg ，

ExceptionalGreany does it again。 Gray man reveals his human side， and scrapes through impossible odds。 Not unscathed， barely victorious， hero to the downtrodden。 Great storyline， so very relevant in today's geopolitical climate。 Three cheers for Gray Man， three cheers for Greany！ ExceptionalGreany does it again。 Gray man reveals his human side， and scrapes through impossible odds。 Not unscathed， barely victorious， hero to the downtrodden。 Great storyline， so very relevant in today's geopolitical climate。 Three cheers for Gray Man， three cheers for Greany！ 。。。more

Patricia Baker ，

love the Gray Man series。 this was one of the better stories。 love the addition of Lucy， the CIA agent who could not shoot a gun， except when she absolutely had to shoot。 the flow of the action from Europe to America was exciting。 always amazed at the tricks that keep the Gray Man alive like the inflatable down vest worn by downhill skiers。 。。bring on the next Gray Man

Barry Smirnoff ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 This is the latest #11 in the series and the best so far， IMHO。 Six begins the story by tracking down mega-yachts owned by Russian Oligarchs in Qatar and the Caribbean。 He is being paid， but he is also being hunted by Russian Military Intelligence（GPU）。 Six becomes involved in a plot that will bring him together with his old girlfriend Anthem/Beth， and his newest enemy， Matador。 The action moves from Switzerland to New York as the World negotiates the End of the Ukrainian War。 I love the ending This is the latest #11 in the series and the best so far， IMHO。 Six begins the story by tracking down mega-yachts owned by Russian Oligarchs in Qatar and the Caribbean。 He is being paid， but he is also being hunted by Russian Military Intelligence（GPU）。 Six becomes involved in a plot that will bring him together with his old girlfriend Anthem/Beth， and his newest enemy， Matador。 The action moves from Switzerland to New York as the World negotiates the End of the Ukrainian War。 I love the ending and await the next chapter both of the book series and the TV series on Amazon Prime。 。。。more

Charles Hewitt ，

Another great Court adventureMore of the same high intensity， wild page turning fun from Mark Greaney。 With today’s world conflict in Ukraine， the advent of the dark web， and people wondering how the people in power got there - this addresses it nicely。 Great action and fun！

Lyndalee ，

Excellent， again！！

Joel ，

This book started out a little scattered with expected key players in this series in different locations beginning projects in different locations and new characters being introduced， again in different locations seemingly unattached to the usual players。 However， over a short period of time Greaney begins to weave them all together in a large plot with vast international implications。This rather fractured beginning quickly jelled into a very complicated and detailed story with a key thread bein This book started out a little scattered with expected key players in this series in different locations beginning projects in different locations and new characters being introduced， again in different locations seemingly unattached to the usual players。 However， over a short period of time Greaney begins to weave them all together in a large plot with vast international implications。This rather fractured beginning quickly jelled into a very complicated and detailed story with a key thread being the trajectory of Gray Man and his lover who had been apart for over a year （its complicated） obviously heading for an eventual reunion。 The plot line and the multiple characters are too large and complex to describe here， but suffice to say that Greaney does a particularly good job of bringing the usual great details to the action scenes and multiple plot twists combined with characters that he does a particular good job of sketching into complex believable people that you actually begin to care about。 A particularly good installment of a very good thriller series。 。。。more

Steve Beaty ，

I’d give it 10 stars if I could。 Great book！ Love the Gray Man series！

Eric ，

Classic Gray Man！ Classic Gray Man！ Couldn't put it down。 Bad part is now how long do I have to wait for another？ Classic Gray Man！ Classic Gray Man！ Couldn't put it down。 Bad part is now how long do I have to wait for another？ 。。。more

Brig ，

I will catch hate for this， but here goes。 I'm pissed！ The only reason this book is called Burner is because Greaney just burned all his readers。There is little to no emotional tension。 We barely care about the characters。 The plot was largely stale。 The political implications were the heartbeat of the narrative。 Then， somehow， we are left with nearly zero political fallout！？ One person dies， the other resigns， that's it？！ The journalism angle never paid off。 Not once have I been disappointed in I will catch hate for this， but here goes。 I'm pissed！ The only reason this book is called Burner is because Greaney just burned all his readers。There is little to no emotional tension。 We barely care about the characters。 The plot was largely stale。 The political implications were the heartbeat of the narrative。 Then， somehow， we are left with nearly zero political fallout！？ One person dies， the other resigns， that's it？！ The journalism angle never paid off。 Not once have I been disappointed in this series。 Perhaps that is the source of my frustration。 。。。more

Greg Strom ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Really a suspenseful story from the get go， Courtland （aka the Gray Man） trying to do something about the very current situation in Ukraine and the very topical issues of Russian and US involvement in the geopolitical situation。 Some of the events were predictable （like Lacy and his gal making up， though dialogue leading up to it a bit much） and you didn't know that wench Brewer would finally get hers though knew how。。。really needed to suffer more for all her misdeeds。 Not sure why you would jus Really a suspenseful story from the get go， Courtland （aka the Gray Man） trying to do something about the very current situation in Ukraine and the very topical issues of Russian and US involvement in the geopolitical situation。 Some of the events were predictable （like Lacy and his gal making up， though dialogue leading up to it a bit much） and you didn't know that wench Brewer would finally get hers though knew how。。。really needed to suffer more for all her misdeeds。 Not sure why you would just leave hostages laying around and why more wasn't explained about their fate， reaction to events and their father/husbands selfless act。 Sucks that all their hard work didn't blow up accords and turn the war mongers on their heads， but still a chance as this miserable war continues。 Do hope Zoya gets well and enjoys some down time with Court just living。 Hanging out on a beach won't make for great reading but am sure they will have some adventure in wait and cause for good to fight and I look forward to it！ 。。。more

Tom Barry ，

Gray man turned into staypuff manThis book comes right out of today's world events。 We can only wish the results would actually happen and the wizards of Oz would be forced to come out from behind their curtains。 Gray man turned into staypuff manThis book comes right out of today's world events。 We can only wish the results would actually happen and the wizards of Oz would be forced to come out from behind their curtains。 。。。more

Tobin Elliott ，

Filled with all the trademark action， spycraft， wild chases， insane fights， and double-dealing villains， this was still as fun as the previous 11 installments， but there was something。。。I don't know if it's getting to the "I've seen it all before" stage with this series。 Or maybe it's the specificity that perhaps I haven't noticed before （Greaney details that it takes 20 seconds before someone responds， he details the countdown—again， to the second—before charges will go off。。。despite Gentry bat Filled with all the trademark action， spycraft， wild chases， insane fights， and double-dealing villains， this was still as fun as the previous 11 installments， but there was something。。。I don't know if it's getting to the "I've seen it all before" stage with this series。 Or maybe it's the specificity that perhaps I haven't noticed before （Greaney details that it takes 20 seconds before someone responds， he details the countdown—again， to the second—before charges will go off。。。despite Gentry battling someone trying to kill him。。。underwater。。。）Honestly， I'd settle for， "time's running out" or "it took longer than normal for her to respond" or whatever。 But the specifics piled up a lot。There's also a major plot hole toward the end that Greaney tries to ride roughshod over with a ticking clock and action， but all I'll say is， instead of demanding information by 10:00 am， they could have just told everyone to sit tight until， say。。。2:00 pm， and it would have been a better result。Anyway， I'll keep reading these， because Greaney's still the best guy doing this stuff as far as I'm concerned， but it is feeling a little old now。。。 。。。more

Marshall ，

Although well written and plotted， the latest installment to the Gray Man series does little to move this series forward。 Court Gentry， aka the Gray Man， is living an isolated life， and dreaming of his love， the female assassin known as Zoya/Anthem。 The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is the backstory for the book and Court is making some money at the behest of an Ukrainian oligarch by blowing up yachts owned by Russian oligarchs。 The CIA has a kill order on him but nevertheless， reaches out Although well written and plotted， the latest installment to the Gray Man series does little to move this series forward。 Court Gentry， aka the Gray Man， is living an isolated life， and dreaming of his love， the female assassin known as Zoya/Anthem。 The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is the backstory for the book and Court is making some money at the behest of an Ukrainian oligarch by blowing up yachts owned by Russian oligarchs。 The CIA has a kill order on him but nevertheless， reaches out to him to track down and recover a phone containing financial information stolen from Russia。 The Russians are also after the data， and have sent out their best operatives。 This mission leads to other related missions which eventually reunites him with Zoya who is now in the private sector and become addicted to alcohol and cocaine。 Working together， they chase， climb and shoot to recover the stolen data。 The book is over 500 pages for no particular reason。 There is no character development; just a lot of detailed action sequences which allow Court to demonstrate his amazing range of skills and unbelievable good luck。 While exciting， the book does not really distinguish itself relative to other books in this genre from a character perspective。 。。。more

Michelle Turner ，

It kept me up late for a couple of nights！As always， did not disappoint。 Greaney is the best in his genre which is saying a lot， as there are some great authors out there。

Braddock Mike ，

This is one of the best high octane Grey Man novels I have read to this date。 It is a true page turner with more twists than roads in the mountains of WV or Italy。 In the end， it was heartwarming and satisfying to me。 What a read。 It will be read again and recommended to all。 This book should become another Grey Man movie。

Sam ，

What gives？ Within the first few chapters on this book， I am told that the Court Gentry is in his 30’s and the CIA wants to kill him。 Immediately， I have the impression that Mark Greaney dusted off an older， incomplete manuscript， added a recent historical event to the plot and then submitted the story for publication without any consideration as to how/why the Gray Man is 15 years younger than the last book the Gray Man was featured in。 Shortly after the pronouncement of Court Gentry’s age， the What gives？ Within the first few chapters on this book， I am told that the Court Gentry is in his 30’s and the CIA wants to kill him。 Immediately， I have the impression that Mark Greaney dusted off an older， incomplete manuscript， added a recent historical event to the plot and then submitted the story for publication without any consideration as to how/why the Gray Man is 15 years younger than the last book the Gray Man was featured in。 Shortly after the pronouncement of Court Gentry’s age， the storyline refers to a woman - former girlfriend， who has been dead for the last half dozen books in the series。 If an author writes a novel from an earlier period in the character’s life， at least have the decency in the opening chapters of the book to give an explanation。 To pretend the Gray Man is now in his 30’s and build the story around the Ukraine War makes no sense to me， unless the author is more interested in selling a book than continuing the authenticity of the series。 For now， I’ll shelve this book， and take it up later when there is a dearth of material to read。 When Jack Reacher’s 6’4”， 245 lb character shrunk into the diminutive body of Tom Cruise， the character died to me。 Regrettably， so， too， has the Gray Man series。 Grrrrr！ 。。。more

George O'Neil， Jr， MD ，

Non Stop actionWow what a great plot and story。 I cant wait for a sequal to this one！ I just hope the war in Ukraine ends better。

Pat ，

Yet another fantastic read！！ Just couldn’t put it down！！！ Wow！！ Can’t wait to read another fantastic book by my favorite author Mark Greaney！

Gary Nelson ，

BurnerAnother bomb shell of a book for Greaney can't wait for Gray Man Book13。 This is a must read book for any Gray Man fans BurnerAnother bomb shell of a book for Greaney can't wait for Gray Man Book13。 This is a must read book for any Gray Man fans 。。。more

Ian T。 ，

THX for the great read！If I didn’t need sleep I wouldn’t have been able to put the story down。 My favorite author， please write #13！ As usual I felt I was in the story， rooting for my favorite team！ Now my nerves can settle down while I wait for the next adventure！

Zach Noble ，

GreatNever ceases to amaze。 Best one yet and I hope there is many more to come。 Worth starting at book one。

Jim Cerone The Perfect Host DJ MC ，

Action A-Plenty But…This book is definitely packed with action。 Greaney does his usual great job of building chases and escapes into the plot and the dialogue is （mostly） believable。 Would have earned 4 stars except for one plot point that’s pretty ridiculous， and the fact that the train scene seemed to go on forever。

Vijay ，

Just when I was expecting something pedestrian after the last few years of inconsistent books， I get a blockbuster！

Marc D。 ，

What can I say about this book （or any other Gray Man book） that hasn't already been said？ This book is freakin' explosive！ I met Mark Greaney at a recent book signing for "Burner" and was blown away （explosive again， see what I did there？） by the amount of research that he goes into when writing these incredible， albeit improbable adventures。 He told the audience about a train sequence in this book and he mentioned that it's the longest action sequence he has ever written: it is 80 pages in len What can I say about this book （or any other Gray Man book） that hasn't already been said？ This book is freakin' explosive！ I met Mark Greaney at a recent book signing for "Burner" and was blown away （explosive again， see what I did there？） by the amount of research that he goes into when writing these incredible， albeit improbable adventures。 He told the audience about a train sequence in this book and he mentioned that it's the longest action sequence he has ever written: it is 80 pages in length！ I was breathless at the end of that sequence and was emotionally distraught about。。。well， I can't say what I was emotional about。 No spoilers from me。 This， too， is no spoiler: Mark Greaney is now well into book #13 in the Gray Man series。 The only problem is we all now have to wait at least another year to meet Court Gentry， Six， Violator once again。 Well done， Mr。 Greaney， very well done！ 。。。more

Michael Ducote ，

I enjoyed it very much。 Mark Greaney surprises with every Gray Man book。 I wont go into details， but i have to say， that i am glad it finished how it did， as i can see many more books to come and enjoy。

Mojo Shivers ，

I loved this。 I mean—The Gray Man is one of the best action thriller series being published， but this installment was particularly memorable。 Not only was the main story compelling， involving escorting a Ukrainian banker possessing files implicating Russia funnel funds out of the country with cryptocurrency to bribe， fund， and otherwise establish illegal operations around the world， but it had great personal developments for Court and Zoya as well。For the last several books the deal has always b I loved this。 I mean—The Gray Man is one of the best action thriller series being published， but this installment was particularly memorable。 Not only was the main story compelling， involving escorting a Ukrainian banker possessing files implicating Russia funnel funds out of the country with cryptocurrency to bribe， fund， and otherwise establish illegal operations around the world， but it had great personal developments for Court and Zoya as well。For the last several books the deal has always been one back for Court operating solo， the next book he works with a team， usually Zack and Zoya。 But with the ending of this book it appears Violator’s days of running solo are over。 It looks like the Lone Wolf may be running with a mate from now on。The other big change is Court finally forming an alliance with a new contact at the CIA。 Angela Lacy not only seems competent but also seems at playing the political game and seeing that Court’s principles are aligned with hers。 I’m looking forward to them deepening their burgeoning alliance and someday her helping to clear his name for the record。All in all， a great story that pushes the series ever onward to the next big mission。 。。。more

Martin Vallance ，

Awesome

R Ricalde ，

Not my favorite Gray Man book。 Good story line and a tense thriller and very entertaining。 Did not like the depiction of Zoya and was bothered about how she was portrayed throughout the story。 Sick of Brewer。 X is a great protagonist and always good to get another novel。

D。 Norman ，

Wow， what a ride！ And， maybe scary true。

tpg0 ，

As an AI language model， I don't read books or have opinions as humans do。 However， here is some information about the book "Burner"。 "Burner" is a novel written by Patrick Jones and published in 2014。 The story is set during the summer in a small town where a teenaged boy named Blade Morrison finds himself dealing with family troubles， addiction， and his passion for music。 Blade's father is a somewhat famous musician， but he's lost in addiction， and Blade feels neglected and abandoned。 He also struggles to find himself and his voice as a musician。 Moreover， the story highlights the challenges of addiction， the importance of family， and the significance of following one's dreams。 Overall， "Burner" has received positive reviews for its engaging plot and relatable characters， making it an excellent pick for fans of young adult fiction。

tpg1 ，

As an AI language model， I do not have personal opinions or preferences。 However， I can provide some information about the book "Burner" that may be helpful for potential readers。 "Burner" is a thriller novel written by J。D。 Fennell and published in 2018。 The story revolves around the adventures of a young British spy named James Clayton， who is ordered to infiltrate a secret society of assassins that is planning to steal a mysterious invention that could change the course of World War II。 As he gets deeper into the mission， James discovers a web of lies， danger， and betrayal that will test his loyalty and skills to the limit。 According to some reviews， "Burner" is an action-packed and fast-paced novel that blends elements of espionage， adventure， and historical fiction。 The book has been praised for its vivid descriptions， suspenseful plot， and engaging characters。 However， some readers have criticized the book for being formulaic or clichéd in certain aspects， such as the stereotypical portrayal of Nazis or the predictable twists in the story。 In conclusion， "Burner" seems like a good pick for readers who enjoy spy thrillers set in the backdrop of World War II。 However， those who are looking for a more original or nuanced take on the genre may find the book less satisfying。

tpg2 ，

As an AI language model， I cannot provide personal opinions， but I can provide information about the book 'Burner。' 'Burner' is a novel by Geoff Nicholson published in 1992。 The story follows the life of an obscure artist， Sean， who gains fame overnight after accidentally setting himself on fire during a performance。 The incident makes Sean a cult hero， and he uses his newfound popularity to explore and experiment with various art forms。 However， as the story progresses， Sean's actions become increasingly erratic， and he finds himself caught up in a dangerous world of drugs， violence， and obsession。 The book received positive reviews for its dark humor and satirical commentary on the art world， fame， and celebrity culture。 It is a unique and thought-provoking novel that explores the fragile nature of human identity and the desperation people feel to achieve success and recognition。 Overall， 'Burner' is a well-written and engaging novel that offers a fresh perspective on contemporary culture and the complexities of human nature。

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