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Review by Crystal (200205) Rating (8/10) Review
by Crystal This has its problems from the start, and when the mission is complete, it gets worse. After the first team member and his family are killed they all decide they can trust no one, but if the killer is not one of the team, then how does the killer know them? Where is he getting their addresses? The team go into hiding until another man is killed. Now the killer has to pay, but how do they find him? The story mainly follows Matt, but you also get to know things from the killer’s viewpoint. This makes things more interesting: where is he? Who lives nearby? Will he succeed in killing them? Some of these sections may disturb some people, as there are quotes from the Koran that have been twisted to justify the killings and there are a couple of references to ‘the glorious events of September the eleventh’.
The pace changes throughout the book, so I did manage to put it
down a few times. However, this doesn’t mean the book slows
down to boredom. This is the first Chris Ryan book I have read
and I liked it enough to read more. |
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