Review: Black Harvest by Alex Lukeman
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 23, 2014
Black Harvest by Alex Lukeman is the fourth in a series of books dealing with a super secret Federal organization dealing with threats to the country and answerable only to the President.  The plot is pretty much the same as the first book, i.e. boy and girl seek ancient artifact in foreign country, run into opposition from gun totin' uglies, return to the United States where most of the action takes place, in this case thwarting another super secret organization determined to use a crop destroying product against Russia, change the course of the next election, and lead eventually to wold domination.  Our heroes from the Project, with the help of still another super secret organization  defeat the villains and the world is saved until the next set of plotters turns up.  Actuality, the story moves along quite well,  and those readers who like lots of firepower and huge body counts will eat it up.  However the the book is marred by too many typos.  Please, someone get this author a really good proofreader.