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	• Echelon, Somebody's Listening Jack O'Neill Word Association, 2005 - 346 pages average customer review:based on 53 reviews view larger image
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Don't Miss This One!

This is a "can't put it down" book. A bunch of my daily tasks were put on the back burner once I began the read. For those of you who enjoy Ludlum, Brown, Patterson, Cornwell, etc.... don't miss this one, and don't even try to figure out who done it.

Intriguing and Impressive

O'Neill has created a captivating story leading you directly behind the headlines in your morning paper. From the beginning you are into the lives of people and places so intriguing you eagerly turn the pages. A great read from a first time author who leaves you with a hunger for the next.

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Movie Material

A fast paced book that is extremely timely. A good way to understand what is really happening with evesdropping and wiretapping. I could see this as an action thriller in the movies. I hope Jack O'Neill will do a screenplay.

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A relevant story for our times

Echelon, Somebody's Listening, by Jack O'Neill,is a gripping and timely story dealing with how our various governmental agencies receive and process covert information, and the red tape that can hamper them. The story is fast paced, vividly depicted and very thought provoking. It has great locales and well defined characters. It follows the "good guys" as they pursue the "bad guys" that try to elude our laws and reshape life to suit their agendas. This is a real page turner- a glimpse into the inner workings of our security agencies and the people who become entwined in them.

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Gripping, Interesting Fast Read

I loved reading this book as it was very interesting, a fast read and the story line grabs you to make you want to find out what is going to happen next. I enjoyed reading the detailed, informed information Jack O'Neil has to offer with regard to his expertise of eavesdropping equipment in Washington D.C. and how it all applies and comes together for the reader to understand.

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