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Title: Saint Underground

Author: Adam Dunn

Narrator: Thomas Eldon Anderson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 8 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-16-15

Publisher: Dunn Books

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

The third installment in the More series of dystopian thrillers set in NYC during the Second Great Depression sees the greatest danger to the recurring ragtag team of cops and feds. More's cover is blown, and his CIA handler has been dragged in front of a congressional investigative committee. Meanwhile, the political feud between Republicans and Democrats has reached critical mass during the 2016 presidential conventions in NYC.

Two feuding legislators who are using a shadow bank in the city's subway system to move slush funds through have their quarrel spill into open warfare. The Democrat has the entire political apparatus from City Hall to the NY State House to Washington on her side; the Republican has a former Special Forces veteran of Iraq (and More's nemesis) now turned mercenary. Soon full-scale war on a level far above what the NYPD can handle is breaking out all over the city, with the civilian population caught in the crossfire. Only More can save Santiago's team, but will he be enough to stop his high-tech military counterpart?

Members Reviews:

Don't believe the hype and marketing

The best part of this series is the advertising. Maybe I'm getting old, but poorly developed deviant sex scenes are no substitute for good writing.

Good Reading

With his cover blown and everything up in the air, Special Agent Everett More is back at the NYPD with Detective Sixto Santiago, much to Santiagoâs irritation. So when the presidential election of 2016 heats up and the feud begins, itâs up to More and Santiago to get to the bottom of the corruption coloring the election. But will they be able to set old grievances aside long enough to put things right? Or will their version of New York City fall into an even darker depression?

In this third installment of Adam Dunnâs âMoreâ series, things get even more crazy and convoluted. I wasnât sure that anything could get more insane than the previous two books, but I underestimated the power of Everett âEverâ More. Now that his cover has been blown, he has no real need to be as secretive as he had before. As over the top as More can be, heâs always intriguing in an âoh my god what nextâ kind of way. His relationship with Santiago is one of the best parts of this series.

NYPD Detective Sixto âSixâ Santiago is both amusing and aggravating. He tends to grouch a lot, but when you consider who heâs partnered with, you begin to understand his constant state of annoyance. But heâs a good guy at heart, trying to better himself and get away from More at all costs. Although their relationship is a bit antagonistic, they work well together, even when More has gone a bit off the deep end. His ability not to strangle his partner is probably his greatest strength.

As ever, Saint Underground is an exhilarating rollercoaster ride of a novel. Once the action starts, it doesnât stop until the end. Itâs obvious that the author has done his research although, at times, heâs done too much. When he gets into describing Moreâs weapons or any of a handful of other items, he does get a bit carried away. The overly detailed passages tend to disrupt the flow of the story for me, detaching me from the action. However, if youâre more familiar with the kinds of weapons and vehicles that the authorâs discussing, it might not be as much of a knee-jerk for you.