Review: A Thriller on Many Levels
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 29, 2012
I've always like thrillers, and the spy thriller in particular has always fascinated me because of the predicaments those guys can get into! As well as the ways they get out of them.The moment Alexander the Great and a lost urn was mentioned, I was hooked and I didn't want to stop reading until I uncovered the whole dastardly and deadly plot.  This story seems to go into a little more depth about the members of Project and I enjoyed that, as well as the relationship between Serena and Nick and his predicament on what to do about it.  As for Korov...please don't kill him off, Alex.  And let him interact with Nick and the rest (in a positive way) in future stories.I'll repeat what I wrote after reading The Seventh  Pillar, which was my first encounter with Nick Carter: Mr. Lukeman gives any thriller writer, including Tom Clancy, a run for his money.  If you want a political thriller where those who should be good guys sometimes aren't, and there's plenty of action, and a testing of morals as well as a couple of plot twists, Black Harvest will fill the bill nicely.This novel was supplied as a beta copy by the author and no remuneration was involved in the writing of this review.