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The hunt is over, but the game isn’t over yet. It’s time to settle up and dust off old debt with someone who just won’t go away. No matter how hard Jake Adams tries to forget him…for good reason. Finally, it was time to settle up and pay the piper for all of Adams’s past transgressions in the covert world of espionage.

Overview About “Final Target” by “John Gilstrap”

This is one of those books that you will not want to put down once you start reading it. The suspense, drama, and thrill which John Gilstrap brings into his novels are perfectly orchestrated so as to keep you on your toes all through. This book, Final Target deals with a lot of new information as far as Tom Kirkman is concerned since he wasn’t aware of his father’s secret life before he passed away. In addition, Tom gets entangled in some conflicts due to which he even takes a loan from Dave and turns him down from getting back an agency that was originally owned by his late father.

Reviews About “Final Target” by “John Gilstrap”

Final Target is a suspense novel set in Antarctica. Caught in an Antarctic winter, two female American researchers are about to be isolated for months until the summer thaw when an eco-terrorist looking to save Emperor penguins breaks into their lab one night and holds them hostage. Their adventure becomes a race against time as they try to save each other from a madman determined to end his own life and save nature’s most prized species. While I don’t normally read fiction. I thought it might be nice to get away from all of my nonfiction technology books. This story is well-written and enjoyable without being too sophisticated or complicated. It’s gripping but not overly violent or gory making it good for younger adults.

About “John Gilstrap” the author of “Final Target”

John Gilstrap is a journalist, novelist, and screenwriter who lives in Los Angeles. His work has appeared in The New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, and other major publications. He’s won several awards for journalism including The Pulitzer Prize for Commentary; The American Legion-Press Club Award; The American Bar Association Gavel Award; numerous national awards from organizations that include: Associated Press Managing Editors Inc.; Society of Professional Journalists; Investigative Reporters & Editors; Overseas Press Club of America. He was a member of a team that received a 1996 Pulitzer Prize finalist citation for Explanatory Journalism on how Wall Street’s junk bond market collapsed—an investigation. Which also led to two criminal convictions.