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title: "Warriors: An Alex Hawke Novel Mass Market Paperback – January 27, 2015"
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# Warriors: An Alex Hawke Novel Mass Market Paperback – January 27, 2015

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    the same gaggle of players assembled to save the world
  

*by W***M on Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2017*

I have read most, if not all of Ted Bell's Alex Hawke series of books, and am a fan.  However, for some reason I had trouble getting started into this novel, once I did get into it (say 50+ pages) it then grabbed me and held me for the duration.Again we have the same gaggle of players assembled to save the world - Hawke, Congreve, Pelham, Stokely Jones, etc.  The author brings them all to life in every smallest detail - and in this case Stokely Jones, becoming Sir Stokely.The author not only gives creates good plots, as most of his books have several going  at once, but also gives you the feel of the location - be it the Georgetown section of Washington, DC or the stunning lobby and public areas of Claridges in London, or whichever location is being described in that section of his books.I did find one plot flaw - Hawke gives Sabrina the weekend off, she is to return on Sunday, as Hawke is departing on Monday - Sabrina returns on Sunday, later than planned but still on Sunday, but Hawke is already gone, or at least that is the way it seemed to me as written.Also, the author accurately describes a favorite restaurant of one of the characters, a Georgetown University grad, and the 1789 restaurant.  However, once introduced to the reader a real GU grad would have reverted to the local slang and merely referred to it as the "89".  Also, if the character was really remembering being a "semi-permanent habitué of the horseshoe bar at the Tombs downstairs" - he would have mentioned that he had  his  own personal mug hanging from the racks suspended over the bar - as most of us, who were truly regulars in the Tombs, did.  (Mine was pewter with my initials engraved.)  However, that quaint custom may have been eliminated following the purchase of the "89" in 1985 by the folks that owned Clyde's, another GU watering hole.If you have enjoyed the Alex Hawke novels by Ted Bell, then you will enjoy this one - but, you should not make it your first, as it presumes knowledge from his earlier works.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Nostradamus Bell
  

*by R***N on Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2014*

"Warriors" is Ted Bell's eighth Alex Hawke novel, and in my opinion, his best yet.  It's the first in the series with a plural title and the first with a Alex Hawke depiction on the cover, but it picks right up where his last Hawke novel, "Phantom," left off.I titled this review "Nostradamus Bell" not only because Ted presents some pretty "end of civilization" situations, but also because his plot runs so close to what COULD be happening now, that it's scary.Ted starts "Warriors" in Washington, D.C., but the plot runs around the world as Alex Hawke and his band of brothers tackle a number of situations, in the U.S., in Asia, in England, and at sea.A number of authors hesitate to kill of major reoccuring characters, leaving you with the idea that "well, he'll make it out..." Not so with Ted Bell; he's not affraid to kill a character you've seen in past books.In a prior life I was a Coast Guard officer, and I found the scenes involving the Coast Guard to be spot-on.I don't want to give away too much. In "Warriors" the dashing Alex Hawke had less time for sex because he needed more time for killing the bad guys.  I've read evey Alex Hawke novel, and I'm not sure I remember a challenge of this magnitude, with the world so close to an absolute shift, than I saw in "Warriors.""Warriors" was an easy read that kept me on the edge of my seat.  My heart racing, I couldn't turn the pages fast enough.  And when I got to the final page all I could think is "Ted, write another book ASAP, I cannot stop reading this cold-turkey."I hightly recommend "Warriors" for anyone who likes a realistic, timely, cuttinge-edge, action-filled triller. Ted Bell is at the top of my list of authors, and the Alex Hawke spy thrillers get a special spot on my book shelf.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    So-sad Alex Hawke
  

*by T***I on Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2014*

This book is fairly typical of the Alex Hawke series with the usual cast of characters. But there actually is a little less of Hawke and more of everyone else. The plot is good but Bell jumps around too much and almost doesn't connect all the dots. It is almost a connection of assorted small stories. My biggest complaint is way too much extraneous description of cars, clothing, history then is relevant to the plot. I found myself skim reading through many pages because of it. Also there was a sex scene that had no relevance to the story at all. It starts to flesh out the character then just leaves you hanging. Totally unnecessary. Alex Hawke's character is getting a little weak and lost in all the other characters instead of being the principal, and the plot wraps up a little too fast and not necessarily as real world plausible. The book makes sense only if you have read the previous books. This book is worth reading but not as a stand alone book in the series. I like the characters and generally the plots but Ted Bell needs to focus more on his heroes and less on the descriptive narratives. Make me think he is running out of steam.

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