Category: Action/Thriller Publisher: Kensington Roth Media, Inc. and BookMasters
ISBN-10: 0615294332
Type: Fiction
Pages: 266
Copyright: 2009
ISBN-13: 9780615294339
ABLE DANGER introduces agent HARRISON COURT-006 a black-opsspy with a license to kill in a world where fear and deception have the power to takeover governments and create war propaganda. Court uncovers China's secret attack planned for the US taking him on a new mission across Asian and Europe against time to stop a rogue ex-CIA agent DaSage. DaSage realizes Court knows too much and must be eliminated by first abducting his sexy China girl in a hi-speed perilous car chase through the streets of Rome. Court discovers the communist party has obtained the deadly super weapon from a known terrorist leader hiding in the caves of Tora Bora.
DaSage is derailed by a ruthless Chinese MSS agent determined to steal the one pivotal piece of information necessary to carry out their secret attack. It's up to Court to find out what American cities the silent gravity weapon will destroy and stop its power of annihilation before it's too late. 006 is the only man for the mission to conquer the evils of the world in their scheme for power and revenge, and he must defeat the phantom of reverse gravity before history is altered forever.
BOOK TOUR REVIEW by Fran Lewis (2/25/10)
ABLE DANGER
Author: Kensington Roth
The author has set the stage for many interesting situations each having its own outcome. Able Danger is a brand of thriller that is unique and different. It's main character Harrison Court is smart, thinks on his feet, and does not falter. Court is every woman’s hero and every foes nightmare. He is charismatic, charming, and faithful and knows how to handle untenable situations. But, is he the right man for the job? When the events unfold you'll have to decide. Kensington Roth has created a plot so devious, so frightening it allows the reader to learn to what depths the government will go to create mass deception and deceit.
An ending so bone chilling that not even Patterson or Berry’s novels could compare to that of author Kensington Roth. He has penned the ending leaving the reader ready for the sequel asking what happens next? Read the effects of Gravvox and picture the end results as the author describes it. Would you survive? Who is the winner? Read this outstanding thriller and you decide? This was an excellent book. I really can't wait to see the movie and read the sequel Danger for 2. I very excited to see what Court does next. James Bond move over and make room for Harrison Court-006, a black ops spy who has a dangerous mission in store and makes you pale in comparison.
by Fran Lewis
Author of the Bertha Series of Books and Memories are Precious
Book reviewer for: Premiere Writers, Book Masons, Goodreads, Book Exposure, Cambridge, and The Authors Society.
BOOK REVIEWS
by Barbara Hudson
December 30, 2009 I thoroughly enjoyed the premise. I felt the author was writing in a style similar to Robert Crais and David Baldacci. The author has his own unique style and is obviously on his way to write many more good spy-action novels.
by Rosalie Bujtor
January 31, 2010
The excitement is building, as the Able Danger book tour begins this week. And, I can hardly wait until the movie is released. Able Danger reveals intriguing modern-day situations. Though similar to James Bond-007, Harrison Court-006 brings maximum impact to fast action espionage with panache. The movie, like the book, promises an entertaining and exciting great plot mixed with memorable action. We’re all rooting for you Kensington! Here’s to living dangerously…
Chiranjeeb Das (Chiron)
December 19, 2009
Thrillers always thrilled me and never had I left any opportunity to see all the OO7 movies. But ‘Able Danger’ attracted me not only it has the character 006 Harrison Court and made by a person as Kensington Roth and a very good personal friend of mine but the way he thinks beyond Nuclear Weapons or ICBM’s which pose much greater dangers and his portrayal is picture perfect . A great and indomitable work of fiction made with a sense of conviction I am sure this will raise a few eyebrows the world over and think of the unthinkable and at the same time enjoyed too.
Excerpt
EXCERPT from Chapter 1
From outer space the satellite disengages its laser on this American suburban household, as the TEST of Gravvox’s destructive fire power has concluded. The laser’s disengagement creates a sensitizing, bursting, spherical-shaped flash traveling almost forever in space. The effects of the laser burning out causes a phenomenal, geomagnetic interference with Earth’s ATMOSPHERE.
Professional Reviews
REVIEW by Fran Lewis (2/25/10)
REVIEW by Fran Lewis (2/25/10)
ABLE DANGER
Author: Kensington Roth
The author has set the stage for many interesting situations each having its own outcome. Able Danger is a brand of thriller that is unique and different. It's main character Harrison Court is smart, thinks on his feet, and does not falter. Court is every woman’s hero and every foes nightmare. He is charismatic, charming, and faithful and knows how to handle untenable situations. But, is he the right man for the job? When the events unfold you'll have to decide. Kensington Roth has created a plot so devious, so frightening it allows the reader to learn to what depths the government will go to create mass deception and deceit.
An ending so bone chilling that not even Patterson or Berry’s novels could compare to that of author Kensington Roth. He has penned the ending leaving the reader ready for the sequel asking what happens next? Read the effects of Gravvox and picture the end results as the author describes it. Would you survive? Who is the winner? Read this outstanding thriller and you decide? This was an excellent book. I really can't wait to see the movie and read the sequel Danger for 2. I very excited to see what Court does next. James Bond move over and make room for Harrison Court-006, a black ops spy who has a dangerous mission in store and makes you pale in comparison.
by Fran Lewis
Author of the Bertha Series of Books and Memories are Precious
Book reviewer for: Premiere Writers, Book Masons, Goodreads, Book Exposure, Cambridge, and The Authors Society
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Reviews for "ABLE DANGER, the novel"
Reviewed by Ashleigh Bonang
3/2/2010
As far as the world of espionage and suspense go, Able Danger delivers a character, Court Harrison-006 who is able to meet the demands of his job as an agent head on. Court is depicted as a man who knows what he needs and commands those around him with authority. Though similar to James Bond, Court's style is different, setting him apart from his world-known co-agent.
Roth's portrayal of the anonymous suburban family is brilliant and clever, using everyday tasks to define the significance of the incident. They are simply pawns in a much larger, more terrifying game.
Though not the most emotionally descriptive novel, Roth sets the general mood of the scene through simple description. The straight-forward delivery of the sequence of events reads almost like a report, enforcing the formalness and purpose of each action.
I look forward to reading what lies in store for agent 006.
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