Brian Neary

Horrible book. I couldn't get through to chapter 8 but couldn't overlook the really bad writing and stereo types any longer. The author apparently did no research on the subject. Just one quick example the author puts a "Gunnery Sergeant" USMC rank in the 173rd Airborne Brigade, a US Army unit. That was one minor error and it just gets worse. I recommend the author get himself some beta readers with military, law enforcement, and intelligence backgrounds.

the book was overall good. there were a couple grammatical errors here and there, just needed to be finessed. it kept me reading throughout, though I wondered from time to time about the chosen title because a large chunk of the book didn't even deal with the character/title. there must have been a good deal of research done because many of the military ideas and terminology were correct; very commendable.

This was a really good read ... I liked the author's writing style & the plot was fast paced and believable. I'm looking forward to more Quentin Hawk stories from this author.

The book Hawk by Brian Neary is a real page-turner. It's very hard to put down. The characters are well developed and believable. I like the fact that he included many strong female characters. Hawk is a very appealing protagonist with his tough guy exterior. He is intelligent and expert at his job. He is also a man of integrity. This fact just adds to the suspense of the story. I would heartily recommend this book.