APRIL 2013 - AudioFile
It’s hard to imagine how Dick Wolf found the time to write a novel, considering the myriad spin-offs of his “Law and Order” television series, but it's good he did. THE INTERCEPT pits NYPD Special Agent Jeremy Fisk and his girlfriend, Kirsten Gersten, against a new and insidious attack by Muslim radicals in the Big Apple during the July 4th dedication of the new One World Trade Center building. If you think you know how the story ends, you'll be surprised as Wolf creates a realistic story of the war on terror. Peter Ganim keeps listeners engaged with powerful storytelling that gives personalities to even the most unsympathetic characters. His thrill-a-minute pace makes the audiobook impossible to stop. Bosses everywhere, forgive your commuting employees for showing up late! M.S.
© AudioFile 2013, Portland, Maine
The Washington Post - Patrick Anderson
Wolf's The Intercept…is a smart, suspenseful, highly professional piece of work that should rank with the best of this year's thrillers…Wolf's tale gallops to an exciting, disturbing conclusion. The storytelling skills he brought to our television screens prove quite transferable to the printed page…
Washington Post
A smart, suspenseful, highly professional piece of work that should rank with the best of this year’s thrillers.
Nelson DeMille
A thriller that grabs your attention on page one and holds it until the breathtaking ending. Jeremy Fisk of the NYPD’s Intelligence Division will enter literature’s Great Detectives Hall of Fame. I hope to see more of him. . . It’s a head above most War on Terrorism novels.
Lisa Gardner
An adrenaline-fueled, ripped-from-the-headlines suspense novel, as befitting a renowned TV crime drama writer and producer. The Intercept goes where few thrillers have gone before . . . It does for the NYPD’s Intelligence Division what Thomas Harris did for the FBI’s Behavioral Science Unit.
Harlan Coben
Dick Wolf’s The Intercept is nail-biting, page-turning, twisty suspense. Warning: If you value sleep, don’t start this one late at night.
Brad Thor
The Intercept is the hottest thriller of the year. Superbly written and amazingly intense, Dick Wolf has created an action-packed masterpiece. Picture Robert Ludlum writing for “24” and you’re only halfway there. Do not miss this incredible novel. Intercept yours ASAP!
Lee Child
Fascinating, tense, and twisty—the real deal.
Michael Connelly
Dick Wolf has proven he’s a master storyteller in any form. The Intercept is gripping, telling and timely. Bottom line: It’s a great read!
New York Times
Part police procedural and part ticking-bomb thriller.
APRIL 2013 - AudioFile
It’s hard to imagine how Dick Wolf found the time to write a novel, considering the myriad spin-offs of his “Law and Order” television series, but it's good he did. THE INTERCEPT pits NYPD Special Agent Jeremy Fisk and his girlfriend, Kirsten Gersten, against a new and insidious attack by Muslim radicals in the Big Apple during the July 4th dedication of the new One World Trade Center building. If you think you know how the story ends, you'll be surprised as Wolf creates a realistic story of the war on terror. Peter Ganim keeps listeners engaged with powerful storytelling that gives personalities to even the most unsympathetic characters. His thrill-a-minute pace makes the audiobook impossible to stop. Bosses everywhere, forgive your commuting employees for showing up late! M.S.
© AudioFile 2013, Portland, Maine
