The Lions of Lucerne

Each turn of the page is like watching a trainwreck getting progressively worse when you thought it had previously hit rock bottom. It starts with a protagonist that has plot armor thicker than a Kardashian butt. All trained assassins who are sent after him somehow end up with the accuracy of a blind person with a server Parkinson's. There's dumb one liners throughout action scenes that get progressively more cringe as the book progresses (and some are even downright racist)

a very exciting and thrilling novel except too much interruption for comment and we have to start over from the beginning which is time wasted and made us lost our imagination of the story!

Overall I liked this book. The main character reminds me of Jack Reacher in actions, not so much physical description, and the story is plausible although probably not all too realistic. Brad Thor can go to incredible detail at times; not Robert Jordan level, though; and it sometimes drags the story along. For example; digging out of the avalanche. The main character took an incredible beating during the short time span covered by the book; considering the premise, though, this was necessary.