Review: A “Jewel” of a “Falk”ing start to an epic trilogy!  #badwordplay
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 31, 2014
So I’ve never really jumped in the “modern military espionage thriller” side of the book pool.  The only connection I have ever had to Tom Clancy is that I played a Rainbow Six game on my PC 10 years ago, and hearing that he passed away.  So I am not that well versed in this genre of books, but after seeing that it was a historical with a “hypothesized and fictional future” part of the story, I decided to check this out.While on a royal visit to the Falkland Islands, to show the world that they cared about the land, and the people living there, Price Albert finds himself In A Can… pickle, sorry, finds himself in a pickle, when he is kidnapped by Argentinian revolutionaries, trying to take back what they claim to be theirs.  (in a) Can Prince Albert survive this ordeal?  Well, not to give anything away, but you probably won’t actually find out, because this is the first part of a trilogy…Overall, I thought this book was pretty fascinating.  I never think that I will enjoy movies like Thirteen Days, because I think that it will be so far over my head, that I just won’t understand what’s going on, and not enjoy it.  Howver, that was not the case with this book.  The author seemed to know what he was talking about, and he was able to convey that information to the reader fairly well.  All of that, within an intriguing mystery thriller-esque story, was really entertaining.  I recommend it.Side Note: Prince Albert In A Can is a type of tobacco, normally sold in a can.  I did not know that, I had to look it up…