Great Reader Feed back

Have received some great reader feed back:

I couldn't put it down. I read it in three days.
I have a "vast "collection of military thrillers, including DeMercurio, Clancy, Dale Brown, David Poyer, Steve Coonts, Larry Bond and Gordon Kent, and of course the two recent excellent books by John Birmingham. I honestly consider your writing equal to them all, and your research, illustrations and story weaving excellent. Stephen Taylor. Cabarita NSW

Plowright’s military thriller builds unbearable tension, placing unlikely heroes like the Defence Force’s Brian and Lance Hamilton, at the epicentre of a mounting crisis that, after a combination of totally unexpected events, threatens to destroy the planet. Lt. Col. (Ret) Richard Humby.

The best Australian military techno thriller I have ever read. Up there with Brown and Clancy. Senior Australian Defence Analyst.

The best Australian military tWas great reading, I couldn't pull my self away from it, often reading from 6pm (straight after work) till 4-4:30am the next morning! I have always enjoyed Tom Clancy's series and have found your storyline to be as good if not better, The action kept flowing continually! Peter Cheel

Couldn’t put it down. Read it in less than 12 hours. Maybe I read it too fast …Best book since Red October (and probably better) Peter Walshe

I've read all of Tom Clancy's and Larry Bond's books and happily rate 'Shotgun Onet' right up there with their work. It's so refreshing to have more original ideas being published with strong lead characters like the Hamilton brothers. Ryan Kennedy

Really liked the story line and thought the situation created was very possible. I thoroughly enjoyed the read - equal to most famous novelists I have read. Richard Cram.