Review: Great Spy Story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2013
**May contain spoilers**I really enjoyed this story.  It is definitely a spy story and it is not bogged down by any love triangles or romance.The characters are developed remarkably well.  You meet them all in the beginning chapters.  The author not only puts in a tremendous effort into developing the hero, but also spends equal effort and time in developing the villain.  This is what makes the story.  The author spends just as much time developing the victims as he does developing the main characters.  The author was so good at developing the all the characters that it was heartbreaking when they died.  It got to the point that if there was a new character that I really liked, I knew they were going to die.  The development of the victims is not shown in the quantity of the descriptions but in the quality and depth of the descriptions.  The author is amazing at this.I also liked that the characters were not American.  Some of the places I did not know, but it was refreshing to see views of America and Americans were different from what I usually hear or read.There is a lot of violence and language in this book, but it is all fits with the characters and the story.  It is not just thrown in there unnecessarily.  In fact, if it was not there, the characters would not have been believable at all and the story would not have been as tight.I recommend this to everybody who enjoys spy thrillers or mysteries.  There is a bit of violence and language, but it is an excellent story.I received a complimentary copy of this book in order to review it.