Review: Tripoli's Target is a International Thrilling with wild turns
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 26, 2012
Tripoli's TargetJustin Hall #2by Ethan JonesCanadian Intelligence Service agent Justin Hall is back and this time Libya is under threat from terrorists.  And Justin is not alone on the case, his partner Carrie O'Connor is hard at work on the case as well.Sheikh Ayman of the Islamic Fighting Alliance cancels a meeting with the CIS agents at the last minute and then makes a hasty exit via Cairo International Airport.  As the agents ponder this change of plans Tripoli is rocked by a series of car bombs and the agents temporary base of operation comes under fire.When Sheikh Ayman reschedules the meeting in Sudan on-board an Egyptian helicopter from which they repel to meet up with their contact.  But when they finally get to their meeting with Sheikh Ayman they are shocked at the intelligence he is offering - there is an assassination planned during the upcoming G20 conference.  But before Justin and Carrie can get more information a Mossad assault is launched on this secret meeting, killing the Sheikh and most of his men.  Justin and Carrie are left wondering who betrayed them.  Was it an ally or were the extremists sold-out by their own?With just days to stop an assassination Justin and Carrie must return to Libya, where they work with Libyan security and the American Embassy to uncover the truth.  But the danger and the stakes are higher than either CIS agent realizes, Prince Al-Farhan is determined to make Justin pay for his last visit to Libya.But nothing is as it seems and betrayal lurks around every corner.  Can Justin and Carrie cut through all the misinformation in time to stop Prince Al-Farhan?  With just days to stop an act of terror that could throw the world into chaos Justin and Carrie are on their own.Tripoli's Target is an international thriller that will keep you guessing and wondering throughout the entire book.  If you like excitement Justin Hall is just what you need.I was provided an ARC of this title by the author for the purpose of this review.  All opinions are my own.