Net Force: Attack Protocol
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- Create Date：2020-12-09 04:14:33
- Update Date：2025-09-07
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- Author：Jerome Preisler
- ISBN：9781488069048
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Editor Reviews
Jerome Preisler takes us deep into the dark side of the web and maybe our near future with Net Force: Attack Protocol。 Robots， AI， the usual Net Force violence and action: Attack Protocol maps the threats so well， tomorrow's miscreants may use it as a template。 Hopefully the good guys do as well。” Jim DeFelice， NYT best-selling author of American Sniper， Rogue Warrior， Dreamland
Reviews
Tessa Talks Books
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Net Force: Attack Protocol， created by Tom Clancy and written by Jerome Preisler， is a technothriller set in 2023。 Net Force is up and running， but they still are trying to find their arch-nemesis， The Wolf。 This time， he puts his technologie vampiri to work against a US base in Romania， hacking their attack robots and a fleet of 100 attack drones， turning the US’s AI against them in the most horrific way imaginable。 Favorite character: Kali Alcazar the Outlier – She is back in this novel， and she is still a very complex character whose loyalties are always in question。 She is smart， no-nonsense， and able to take down large bodyguards in a single blow…okay， that a little bit of an exaggeration， but she did take down a sizeable bad-guy。 Most importantly， she makes the right choices in challenging situations。 I also have some new favorites in Mario and Laura， who are on the base when the attacks begin。 Mario is a robotics specialist， and Laura is a clerk at the bases’ PX。 Together they decided to take the path of heroes， possibly at the expense of their own lives。 And that’s all I can say about them without giving away spoilers， but I loved their story。 What I Like I love that the book is set in Romania and that the bad guys are called the technologie vampiri。 How appropriate！ And I also love the castle with its secret passageways and trick walls， not to mention the underground tunnels。 Many cool aspects to this novel， which are minor details for the plot， provided intriguing visuals that stimulated my imagination。 Exceptionally well written， there is just the right balance of dialogue and exposition， enabling the reader to maintain a fast pace。 The flow from various parts of the story is logical and easy to follow。 And the plot stays focused。 The story is about technology， so there is lots of tech jargon。 Fortunately， it is written in such a way that it is easy to understand。 And， the technology in the story adds a cool factor。 To Read or Not to Read Net Force Attack Protocol is an excellent read for people who like technothrillers or just thrillers in general， and if you love Jack Ryan on Amazon Prime or similar shows and movies， this series is a good match for you， just as it was for me。
Linda Swann
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Review to come！
Annarella
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This is the second book I read in this series and I think this helped to better understand plot and characters because there is no backstory and youre always at risk of not understanding if its your first book。This series reminds me of an action movies， youve got a lot of action and you got action since the first pages。 It also reminds me of a tv series as there is no definite ending and you will have to read to the next novel to see what will happen。Even if its an action packed book the This is the second book I read in this series and I think this helped to better understand plot and characters because there is no backstory and you’re always at risk of not understanding if it’s your first book。This series reminds me of an action movies， you’ve got a lot of action and you got action since the first pages。 It also reminds me of a tv series as there is no definite ending and you will have to read to the next novel to see what will happen。Even if it’s an action packed book the characters are well developed and interesting。The plot is complex and I was fascinated by the Carpathian part。As I work in high tech I found the part about IT a bit on the fantasy side but I would cut some slack as I was amused by how easy everything seemed。It’s a gripping and highly entertaining read that I recommend if you read the rest of the series。Many thanks to Hanover Square Press and Netgalley for this ARC， all opinions are mine 。。。more
Donna Hines
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An attack that appears to be a modern version Pearl Harbor in which several attacks are occurring with several means of interference on the home front has arrived in full force。Net Force Attack Protocol is an interesting read that builds upon previous works in this series as created by Tom Clancy so if you've not read those you may wish to as you will be lost in this one。It all starts and ends quite abruptly so the closure aspect won't be found if that's what you seek in a thriller of this type An attack that appears to be a modern version Pearl Harbor in which several attacks are occurring with several means of interference on the home front has arrived in full force。Net Force Attack Protocol is an interesting read that builds upon previous works in this series as created by Tom Clancy so if you've not read those you may wish to as you will be lost in this one。It all starts and ends quite abruptly so the closure aspect won't be found if that's what you seek in a thriller of this type of special op seal team type of novel。With this noted Net Force， the President Cyber Security unit is up and running。 The mountains is where it's at with an operating base in Romania。 Threats coming in arrive from all angles with all drones， hogs， and warfare that involves Carpathian Mountains， the Wolf， and numerous attackers which threaten the internal structure of the group。Secret City is just part of the action as Russian interference with darkness rising upon the mysterious schemes for world domination that unfold piece by bitter piece。It was quite the treat to note that the whole premise depends on this attack against Net Force leaving it in ashes while sucker punching the US courtesy of Moscow and its dark web allies。I personally must thank Jerome， Harper Collins， Harlequin， NetGalley， and Amazon kindle for this ARC Blog Tour。 。。。more
Nancy
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Fast Paced Cybercrime ThrillerNet Force， the presidents new cybersecurity team is operating out of a base in Romania。 The cybersecurity team has located a threat in the Carpathian Mountains where their archenemy， The Wolf， opens an attack。 He used technologie vampiri against the base in Romania turning the defenders against the people on the base。 This story has two prongs， the attack being launched against The Wolf and the attach on the base that puts the residents into hiding until they can be Fast Paced Cybercrime ThrillerNet Force， the president’s new cybersecurity team is operating out of a base in Romania。 The cybersecurity team has located a threat in the Carpathian Mountains where their archenemy， The Wolf， opens an attack。 He used technologie vampiri against the base in Romania turning the defenders against the people on the base。 This story has two prongs， the attack being launched against The Wolf and the attach on the base that puts the residents into hiding until they can be rescued。 Both attacks are fast paced keeping you reading to find out what will happen。 A further complication is whether the attack on the base was spurred by a traitor in the unit。 Although the emphasis in the book is on action。 I thought some of the characters were well developed。 Kali， who has been in previous novels， is a favorite。 She is very adept at her job， but she is a loner whose loyalties are often in question。 In this book， two characters on the base during the attack are very interesting。 Marcus is a robotics specialist and Laura works at the Px。 They make decisions that help to turn the tide against the invaders and as an added benefit there’s the hint of romance。 If you enjoy cyber thrillers， the fast pace and well developed descriptions make this worth reading。 I received this book from Harlequin for this review。 。。。more
Rebecca
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To be completely honest I had a hard time with this book。 I struggled not because it was a bad book in fact it hit the ground running。 It was action-packed and throws you right into the middle of things。 I struggled because not knowing this author at all I was not aware that this was a book in a series。 So I was not sure of all the characters or the pieces that were in play in this book。 With no backstory or intro to work from it was hard for me to get my grip of what was happening。 I felt like To be completely honest I had a hard time with this book。 I struggled not because it was a bad book in fact it hit the ground running。 It was action-packed and throws you right into the middle of things。 I struggled because not knowing this author at all I was not aware that this was a book in a series。 So I was not sure of all the characters or the pieces that were in play in this book。 With no backstory or intro to work from it was hard for me to get my grip of what was happening。 I felt like there were a lot of various plots happening at once。 I wasn't sure if there were multiple attacks happening or if it was one person。 This kept me intrigued and on the edge of my seat。 I must say this book was action-packed with lots of twists。 The author hooks you from the beginning and keeps you there throughout the book leaving you wanting more。 With the book ending with no clear outcome， the author has you where he wants you waiting for the next installment to see what happens。 I will say even though I struggle having come into this book in the middle of a series it most definitely kept me turning the pages。 Though the book is good I would advise you to start from the first book and work uti this one to make sure you are aware of what is happening。 。。。more
J。D。 DeHart
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Jerome Preisler writes a jarring， action-packed story， centered in espionage and the Information Age。 A highly entertaining read！
Tessa （Talks Books）
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Net Force: Attack Protocol， created by Tom Clancy and written by Jerome Preisler， is a technothriller set in 2023。 Net Force is up and running， but they still are trying to find their arch-nemesis， The Wolf。 This time， he puts his technologie vampiri to work against a US base in Romania， hacking their attack robots and a fleet of 100 attack drones， turning the USs AI against them in the most horrific way imaginable。Favorite character: Kali Alcazar the Outlier She is back in this novel， and she Net Force: Attack Protocol， created by Tom Clancy and written by Jerome Preisler， is a technothriller set in 2023。 Net Force is up and running， but they still are trying to find their arch-nemesis， The Wolf。 This time， he puts his technologie vampiri to work against a US base in Romania， hacking their attack robots and a fleet of 100 attack drones， turning the US’s AI against them in the most horrific way imaginable。Favorite character: Kali Alcazar the Outlier – She is back in this novel， and she is still a very complex character whose loyalties are always in question。 She is smart， no-nonsense， and able to take down large bodyguards in a single blow…okay， that a little bit of an exaggeration， but she did take down a sizeable bad-guy。 Most importantly， she makes the right choices in challenging situations。I also have some new favorites in Mario and Laura， who are on the base when the attacks begin。 Mario is a robotics specialist， and Laura is a clerk at the bases’ PX。 Together they decided to take the path of heroes， possibly at the expense of their own lives。 And that’s all I can say about them without giving away spoilers， but I loved their story。What I Like I love that the book is set in Romania and that the bad guys are called the technologie vampiri。 How appropriate！ And I also love the castle with its secret passageways and trick walls， not to mention the underground tunnels。 Many cool aspects to this novel， which are minor details for the plot， provided intriguing visuals that stimulated my imagination。Exceptionally well written， there is just the right balance of dialogue and exposition， enabling the reader to maintain a fast pace。 The flow from various parts of the story is logical and easy to follow。 And the plot stays focused。 The story is about technology， so there is lots of tech jargon。 Fortunately， it is written in such a way that it is easy to understand。 And， the technology in the story adds a cool factor。To Read or Not to ReadNet Force Attack Protocol is an excellent read for people who like technothrillers or just thrillers in general， and if you love Jack Ryan on Amazon Prime or similar shows and movies， this series is a good match for you， just as it was for me。Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with this ARC in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Bookclubbish
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CategoriesAction & Adventure， Technological Fiction， War & Military Fiction， Military Thriller
Chris C - A Midlife Wife
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Fast and furious ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I have to say that I was at a disadvantage with this book。 This is a series and I have not read the other books so I had to do some catching up with the plot and theme idea。This one took me a bit to get into。 I struggled somewhat with the storyline because there is no intro。 Bam！ This book takes off running and suddenly you are right into the mix of things which is actually great。 But you may want to read at least one other book before this one。What seemed to me Fast and furious ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I have to say that I was at a disadvantage with this book。 This is a series and I have not read the other books so I had to do some catching up with the plot and theme idea。This one took me a bit to get into。 I struggled somewhat with the storyline because there is no intro。 Bam！ This book takes off running and suddenly you are right into the mix of things which is actually great。 But you may want to read at least one other book before this one。What seemed to me to be two separate actions Net Force is handling is two different attacks at the same time which could be from the same hacker。 The first being the invasion by Net Force operatives of the fortress of those that want to take over the dark web and dominate the world using cyber attacks。 The action is non stop and Preisler keeps the reader hanging in the balance with the suspense factors， leveling it up page after page。The second action occurring concurrently is at base camp where someone has taken control over the computers in the computerized mechanical guards that track and protect the perimeters of the base。 Now they are launching attacks on those they are supposed to be protecting。 With impeccable imagery and detail， the race is on to save those in hiding and get them out of harm’s way。Net Force: Attack Protocol is filled with action and plot twists that keep you engaged and right in the action step by step。 But it also leaves you hanging a bit with no clear outcome and waiting for the next installment。This book is fast and furious！ The storyteller has you in the palm of his hand with fresh， raw imagery that will ramp you up with each turn of the page。* copy received for review considerationFull review - https://amidlifewife。com/net-force-at。。。 。。。more
Patricia Romero
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