Green to Go

Buck Reilly Adventure Series, Book 2

By: John H. Cunningham

Narrated by: Kyle Tait

Buck Reilly went to hell and back in Red Right Return, book one one of the eight-book series. In Green to Go, book number two, it's a one-way trip. Good news turns bad fast, and the bad just keeps coming in this thrilling new Buck Reilly adventure. The unexpected contents of his parent's Swiss bank account offer Buck a chance to dig himself out of the hole he's been in since the recession hit, but first he must recover the treasure maps and clues he lost at sea. Those plans get put on hold when a friend is accused of orchestrating the biggest theft in Key West's sordid history, and the FBI uses Buck's past against him to demand that he search for the thieves who fled aboard a hundred year-old schooner.

©2012 John H. Cunningham (P)2020 John H. Cunningham

Ridiculous decision making

At every turn the “hero” makes the most obviously wrong decision, so much so it’s enraging to listen to. I wish I could return this heap.

excellent again!

definitely makes my long drives much more interesting! I look forward to the next two books!

sheesh! This guy...

I'm a big aviation and Florida Keys fan, so got a couple of these on that basis. The plotting isn't bad, and I love the old Grummans, but the main character makes me want to scream. I know that when you're creating a series you want to show character development, so if I can stand Buck a bit longer, I'll soldier thru this second novel to see if there is any.

As Buck stands, I just want to bitch-slap him nonstop. He is whiny, selfish, and obsessed with his desire to find treasure and rebuild his life. That would be the life he helped ruin in the first place... I cannot understand why he has ANY friends, because anytime someone agrees to help him, he uses them, lies to them, or finds other ways to screw u

Wonderful old airplanes

As an old radial engine plane pilot, I enjoyed the airplanes, and some of the history and what’s not to enjoy about the Caribbean sailing. The story is reasonable enough, but the character development is poor at best.

Could've been great

Generally tells a great interesting story but Shows he's a complete idiot and he's not the guy Who has the act together like Reacher. Another thing is It's called palette smashes as head against the airplane — this is impossible All airplanes have 4 way super harnesses just to stop that from happening the same as race car drivers. A couple of minutes he makes a mistake again I'm not shooting people they're trying to kill you No Way jose. P