Review: A good book and a nice read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 4, 2012
Author John A. Rigby has worked for many years in a Government Agency, but now spends his time writing fiction. One of such writing is "Break Night". The writing style used in the book along with the storyline (the plot) forms a perfect book, which will captivate its readers for a 150 page long journey.The very first thing I liked about this book is, story is set in near future (3 months to be precise) which made the whole connecting to the story a breeze. It's Operation Marlin. Its aim was to tackle the tidal wave of narcotics invading America. Two agents, one from DEA and the other from FBI are working together to bring down South American drug kingpin Miguel Perez, all of this because president wanted results to convince the people of America that he was serious about drugs and that it was he who could make a difference, and by doing this he can win the second term in the white house.Critically, this book has a relatively slow pace, but for me it worked just fine. This book has very good plot line and author did a good job on execution of the same. There are some issues with dialogue delivery like this one, "He looked across the desk at his new temporary partner, Federal Bureau of Investigation Agent Madison Hayes." here rather than using simple "FBI agent" author used "Federal Bureau of Investigation" which makes reading, `work'.On concluding notes I can say that, it was a good book and a nice read. There were lot of twists and turns of events which made reading this book a fun ride, thus a sure contender for 3 or 5 star rating.