Found myself having a hard time putting this down. Realistic and the author has a way of making you feel like your right there running beside Agent Zero and his colleagues.

Agent Zero lands in the middle of conflict again. This time, lost memories return to make him realize why he wanted to forget. As he struggles to be sure who he can trust, he realizes he must save a man who thinks he wishes to kill him. Will this be the mission where his luck fails him? Will his team of friends help him through to the end? Another fast paced installment to this series, this book continues to encourage the reader not to think too hard about physics and human nature.

One of the best I have read! I couldn’t stop reading ! Very entertaining!!! Can’t wait for the next!!!

SCUD missiles are not in our arsenal (USS Pennsylvania). Torpedos are not Tomahawk missiles. Sidewinders are air to air missiles, not air to ground missiles. Just find someone to proof it. And Kent needs to sleep with Maria (later book?)

Another 5 thriller by Jack Mars . Just as in the past books of the series full of action. Kevin

Zero has his memory back. Will that help him foil the conspiracy that he was working on when his memory was taken away? Can he keep his daughters safe? Again having to accept help from his friends as well as those he does not totally trust. Twists and turns and people thought dead showing up alive.

36 hours ago I reviewed book 4... The story continues with great characters, terrific action, edge-of-your-seat suspense, and some quality twists and reveals. I’m thoroughly hooked. Book 5 sends our trusty Zero to fight an unimaginable government conspiracy (okay, Jack Mars imagined it...) and having to deal with the consequences of his involving himself. Zero’s family and friends... world war three... not even NYC is safe despite being battered in book 4. Through it all, Zero regains more of his memories and the reader is treated to a perfect balance between “teaser” and “conclusion” where this is concerned. Got to go - Book 6 is downloaded and calling my name. Each of the Agent Zero books can be read as standalone thrillers, but it’d be a shame to not read them in order - the progression is perfectly paced.