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# The Night Ranger: A John Wells Novel, Book 7

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## Customer Reviews

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    East Africa is not for the faint hearted.
  

*by L***E on Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2017*

John Wells is human.  He makes mistakes, he gets hurt, he kills in self defense and in defense of others.  The storyline starts out with the plot leading up to when John gets drawn into it.  You get a good feeling of who the characters are and the plot is very interesting and leaves you really wanting him to get involved and save the day.John Wells is former CIA, retired.  He left the company years before out of disillusionment for the politics involved.  An old friend, Shafer, who is close to mandatory retirement, still helps with whatever John needs.  John is called on by the parents of one of the volunteers that went to East Africa to help with aid.  She and three other volunteers are kidnapped and held for ransom. Until things go terribly sideways and they come to realize they have been betrayed.East Africa is a whole new ballgame for John.  He's only been in the region very briefly, long ago, so things are different in the way they are handled.  Money still talks, but you need a "fixer" to make things work.

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    4 teen ages go to Africa to work in refugee camps where they are kidnapped.
  

*by J***L on Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2018*

The kids are working for a “Legitimate, charity with a director who pays himself nearly 1 million dollars per year in salary. In addition, he flies first class, stays in 5 star hotels, and had a luxury car all billed to,this charity. The white ten volunteers decide on a week vacation to a retreat spot. The director’s nephew goes along with them along with a “guard.”  They take an alternate route to their vacation site and are kidnapped. John Wells is contacted by his estranged son to see if John can help as he knows these kids who are also from Montana. John works,his magic. ... This is a great read and hard to put down.

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    not the best in the series
  

*by N***G on Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2013*

Berenson's character, John Wells, has had many roles over his career; assassin, special forces soldier, CIA operative and now hostage negotiator. In all of his roles the one constant has been the ever present guilt that Wells has bottled up; guilt over his estranged son, guilt over his chosen profession and guilt over consequences of his behavior and guilt over his inability to establish a new life free of guilt. It is this guilt that has Wells going to  Kenya and Somalia to rescue friends of his son who were kidnapped and are being held hostage by Somalian war lords.It is at this point that this books begins to differ from the others in the John Wells series. The author seemed more intent on describing conditions in African refugee camps, the inadequacies of aid work and the inherent dangers of East Africa with the character of John Wells taking a back seat. Much of the plot is spent giving insight into aid workers, warring Somalian tribal warlords and corrupt Kenyan police officers. If this was the intent of the author then he succeeded. John Wells was not the central theme of this story.There were several parts of the story that seemed to be underdeveloped. The head of the aid group was a very shallow and very stereotypical "bad" guy. He added nothing to the story except as  a convenient piece of the back story and providing a easy villain. The entire aid camp story just seemed contrived and, again, added nothing to the story.While I enjoyed catching up with Berenson's, John Wells, I did not find this book to be on the same level of many of the previous books in this series. John Wells seemed tired, his CIA cohorts just provided some necessary filler material and the story line was not that interesting. Never fear though, I will read the next book in the series because I find the character of John Wells to be an interesting character.

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