Maxim Gunn The Sun Fortress

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• Maxim Gunn: Four, Five Six by Nicholas Boving (Paperback / softback, 2014).

These action adventure novels will appeal to the adventurer and armchair agent in all of us. His wiles are a match for the most twisted of villains. Follow the saga in this riveting series of books. Available in your favorite E-book formats.

To purchase these titles click here for download options. When Maxim Gunn retired from the British Secret Service, those who knew him doubted his retirement would be peaceful. Gunn is the quiet stranger who rides into town and lands in the middle of a fire fight. He never asks for trouble.

Trouble asks for him, by name. The stories are not a litany of mindless violence, not every scene is a hail of bullets and action.

While he might not believe everything he sees at first glance, he seldom seems overly ruffled no matter how bizarre. Gunn appears to be a modernized version of James Bond in that he is dashing, debonair, sophisticated, and is used to and much enjoys the finer aspects of life, including driving a Lamborhini to all the right clubs.

Considering the nature of the enemies he has to face, it is a good thing he carries such fire power. As the series opens, Gunn has been an agent for a considerable number of years and is truly believing that the law of averages was catching up.

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Knowing it was just a matter of time before Lady Luck didn't favor him, he felt quitting was in order. When thrown in is the mutual dislike he and his boss feel and the desire for a "normal" life, his discontent is strong.

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But there always is one more catastrophe to take care of. Written in a light-hearted manner, tongue in cheek at times, the limited run series is entertaining, at least for a while. My days of liking stories of ghosts and goblins, witches and warlocks, and the like, are mostly gone except for a devotion to F. I prefer my spies to fight more ordinary opponents. I was told by a fellow spy-fi fan that the Gunn series was actually intended to a younger audience, which is believable.

That does not mean, however, that they aren't also meant for adults. I liked the character and the action. It was just the adversaries that I tied of. All of which means that if Mr. Boving were to try his hand at something else, I'd be interested in reading it.