Liars & Thieves by Stephen Coonts

Lots of fun, look forward to hearing the next one. PW Tommy Carmelliniis sent to post guard duty at a farmhouse in Virginia's remote Blue Ridge Mountains, where top government operatives are debriefing a star defector: the ultimate KGB insider, a man with records on every operation and every dirty trick the shadowy intelligence agency has ever run, from Lenin to Putin. Carmellini arrives to find the guards shot dead, and a ruthless team of commandos - American commandos - slaughtering everyone in sight, then setting the house on fire. He escapes a hail of bullets and a deadly mountain car chase with what seems to be the sole survivor, a beautiful and mysterious translator who steals his car and leaves him for dead at the first chance.

McNally's Trial by Lawrence Sanders

Book 5 is light and fun like the rest, sorry there are only two more...

Dead Eye by Mark Greaney

Another in the Gray Man series, and like the others it just doesn't quite satisfy.

McNally's Caper by Lawrence Sanders

Book 4 is more of the same fun light frolicking Florida mystery series.

McNally's Caper by Lawrence Sanders

Book 4 is another fun and silly outing with Archy McNally.

Command Authority by Tom Clancy, Mark Greaney

Enjoyable.

Touch by Elmore Leonard

An interesting twist for Leonard where the main character is a person who can heal people, very little shoot em up. Fun and with Leonard's always interesting characters and dialog.

McNally's Risk by Lawrence Sanders

Light fun, will read the next in the series.

Long Son by Peter Bowen

Re-read March 2017 - very enjoyable. Series remains very strong, looking forward to the next.

The Murderers Badge of Honor by W.E.B. Griffin

The worst in any of his series, but still OK.