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Title	:	Shadow Catcher (Nick Baron #1)
Author	:	James R. Hannibal
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 360 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2013 by Berkley
Categories	:	Fiction. Thriller. War. Military Fiction. Spy Thriller. Espionage

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Over ten years ago, Air Force major Nick Baron was part of a failed special ops mission that left a B-2 stealth bomber at the bottom of the Persian Gulf. Now, leading his men—the Triple Seven Chase team—Baron must find the bomber and dispose of it for good before any unfriendly nation can steal the onboard technology for its own purposes. But as the team embarks on its mission, there are greater dangers waiting.

When the CIA intercepts a call signal from an operative in China long thought dead, the Triple Seven Chase team is given the perilous task of retrieving the lone soldier from deep within the Chinese wilderness. There is only one plane for such a dangerous mission: the Shadow Catcher, a plane with capabilities beyond anything that has ever flown.

What Baron and his men don’t know is that the enemy is already among them—and that the Shadow Catcher itself may be the ultimate prize.

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Original Title:	Shadow Catcher
ISBN:	0425266877 (ISBN13: 9780425266878)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Nick Baron #1

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Ratings: 3.92 From 188 Users | 35 Reviews

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Exciting and thought-provoking! This is not your run-of-the-mill techno-thriller. Hannibal knows his topic from real-world experience as a stealth pilot, and he definitely makes the tech a character in the story. But there is much more to be found here than gee-whiz gadgets. Shadow Catcher is a mystery, a spy-vs-spy hunt for a mole that we can't be sure even exists. It is also psychological, following Nick Baron's struggle to come to grips with the PTSD that is fueling is self-doubt and paranoia

Nick Baron is fighting an emotional and mental demon of which he isn't completely aware. Married with a newborn son, Baron travels around the world on missions he can't talk about.On the other side of the world, Chinese General Zheng schemes to become the next minister and apprehend the latest and greatest war time technology.Airforce pilot David Novak went down and was captured by the Chinese over ten years ago. When he finally escapes, he finds a forgotten refuge and contacts a world that has

The storyline of the main characters is interesting, giving you a background for what is happening. You get to know the characters and care about them throughout the story, laughing at their jokes and crying when they are in danger. Once the mission started it was non-stop, edge of your seat action. I read the 2nd half of the book in one sitting, shushing everyone who interrupted me. My kids kept asking what was going on in the book and I couldn't stop reading to tell them. Loved it!

"This is our foxhole, and in foxholes, sometimes faith is all you've got.""Shadow Catcher" is an exciting military techno thriller. It was plot-driven rather than character-based but aren't most military thrillers?Some military thrillers I just can't get into because of an overabundance of military jargon and acronyms but this one had a nice balance of military and personal drama and author Hannibal explained the military subject matter in a way that was easy to understand. He was also able to



I will be short. This is a thriller of the Tom Clancy ilk. Had trouble putting it down. Creative, nicely written.

Wow, I never expected anything half this good. I had picked it based on it's title and didn't expect much, in fact I almost had dropped it after the first few chapters. I'm glad I didn't.The characters felt genuine, their baggage was reasonable, and their interactions with each other felt real. Nick was a great hero, he was neither perfect or crass like other characters in thrillers.This is the first book in a while (especially from a thriller) where I couldn't put it down, I was sympathetic and