Review: Wonderful Escape Fiction:  Learn Where Jet Came From
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2014
This book is a prequel to the other books in the series and provides background information on how jet became the most kick-butt operative in the Mossad's arsenal.  All of the books in the series - actually all of the books in this genre - are non-intellectual, sit down, suspend all disbelief, and enjoy the ride.  Jet, Ops Files is one of the better ones in the genre.One of the things that makes it one of the better ones is that this book - like all books in the series - is that it is fully self-contained.  It is a story unto itself.  To the credit of the author, Russell Blake, none of the books in the series rely on information from any other books in the series.  More importantly, this book - and all of the other books in the series -  is not an enticement or partial story to get you to buy "the next installment" to complete the action.  Certainly Jet develops as a character from book to book; but you can enjoy any one of the books in the series as a stand-alone novel.Certainly there are many deux ex machina and more coincidences than the best conspiracy theory buff could muster.  But who cares?  It's non-self-conscious fiction.  Pure escapism.In this novel, Jet certainly lives up to her name and the title of the series.If you want to curl up with a good example of pure escape fiction, I highly recommend this book  - and the rest of the series..Warren(My wife and I share the same Amazon account)