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The Last Israelis

By: Noah Beck
Narrated by: Jeffrey Buckner Ford
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In this gripping doomsday thriller ripped from the headlines...

Iran has threatened to destroy Israel while developing the nuclear capability to do so. Struck by a medical emergency, Israel's Prime Minister falls unconscious just as military action is needed to stop Iran's nukes. History is now up to 35 Israelis aboard the Dolphin a powerful submarine armed with nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles.

Ship unity is crucial to mission success, but deep conflicts rise to the surface among crew members who are ethnically diverse and ideologically divided. On their suspenseful voyage to Armageddon, the submariners must confront pulse-pounding threats at sea before facing an unthinkable dilemma. It will be the toughest decision of their lives - and it will determine the fate of the Middle East.

©2012 Noah Beck (P)2013 Noah Beck Books Action & Adventure Jewish Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Suspense Thriller & Suspense World Literature Middle East Iran Exciting
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What would have made The Last Israelis better?

Promised much...delivered little. Characters thin...plot thinner. Little or no action.

Has The Last Israelis put you off other books in this genre?

The genre is very poorly represented. It sways from poorly researched overly Gung Ho action books...to dull-as-dishwater characters with vague plots. What is required is writing of a similar standard to 'Red October' paired with up-to-date well researched scenarios; played out by credible characters with 'real' (or at least believable) human reactions and attitudes...something that allows the listener to justifiably suspend disbelief because he/she is hooked by the plot.

Would you be willing to try another one of Jeffrey Buckner Ford’s performances?

'Fraid not...

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Disappointment

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None

Eminently forgettable I'm afraid

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