Brain Storm

by Warren Murphy, Richard Sapir, James Mullaney

Book Overview

It's computer crime of the highest order when an electronic shadow force steals all of CURE's secrets, including those of Remo and the Master of Sinanju, and begins manipulating them for their own... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373632274
• ISBN13: 9780373632275
• Release Date: July 1998
• Publisher: Gold Eagle
• Length: 347 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

All is well in the Glorious House of Sinanju

I have to say while I haven't been thrilled with the Destroyer series lately, it is still a must read. I am esctatic that GE can get these books out on time. I like the story in this latest installment and I like the fact that it is going to arc into a miniseries. Remo's adventures have always been part political satire part history lesson rolled into an adventure story. This book goes back to what made this series so enthralling to begin with.

Heresy, this is a BETTER Destroyer.

The writing is tight, the plot develops and like the very best of the series, I simply cannot stop reading. Remo is himself he is no longer a marionette "karate dancing" for hack writers. Chiun is the reigning master bringing awe not, "aw no". I still have issue No.1 purchased many years ago. I have read all of the Destroyer series and I know that the series now has a chance to surpass it's own roots. There have been continuing themes before but never as tightly scripted and well plotted. The new author is not only extremely well versed in the sun source but he is expanding the legend. It may be heresy But this could be the best yet.

The DESTROYER is BACK!!!!!

I thought the series was on its last leg. But the new guy seems to know what he is doing. Keep up the good work!!!!

This is a top-notch Destroyer adventure.

It looks like Gold Eagle has found the author it needed for the Destroyer series. Brain Storm is a great story. The plot is well developed. The action is very good. The characters of Remo, Chiun, and Smith are portrayed correctly, which has not always been true lately. It is easy to tell that the author, Jim Mullaney, is a fan. I look forward to the next book in the series.

This is a very good Destroyer adventure.

I waited with great anticipation for this book to come out. I wanted to see if Jim Mullaney could do as well on his second book as the new Destroyer author as he did with his first, #111, Prophet of Doom. Well, he did. In fact, he did better. The plot is very good. There is a danger to Remo and Chiun that they cannot control. Smitty plays a large part in the book. It is a winner all the way around. If there are any Destroyer fans out there who thought the series was dead, they should give it another try. The series seems to be in good hands.