I enjoyed this book.
It's well-written, has good characters and the fast-paced story kept me glued to the pages.

Review: MANHATTAN LOCKDOWN by Paul Batista

Like Thomas Harris' 1975 thriller BLACK SUNDAY, about a terrorist attack on the Super Bowl, MANHATTAN LOCKDOWN portrays events most of us hope never happen: a terrorist assault on New York City, commencing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. [Yes, I realize this happened on September 11, 2001.] This is not a one-event act, but a series of terrors. Also different is the composition of law enforcement agencies, including Homeland Security, and former Marine and Staten Island native, NYPD Commissioner Gina Carbone, a strong character with a mission: to protect her community, and halt the terrorism.