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Helpful Score: 3
This book is fast paced and interesting reading. I would class it with Steve Berry and Dan Brown for pace and keeping interest. What you must suspend your beliefs about is the that the main character, a CIA agent, would be working so closely with a non-agent who is the other main character, and would be so loosely monitored by the Agency. Other than that, the book is worth a 4 star rating. Based in large part upon true incidents and contemporary thinking the novel is believable in it's basis and well written.
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Suspend belief and you could possibly enjoy this book. C.S.Grahan explains several of the organizations portrayed in this book actually exists and of course several are fictional. Sorry Dan Brown/Steve Berry wannabe. Some exciting passages, nice summer read, overall, just mediocre.