Review: Great Thriller Entertainment
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2011
Enter the world of a young former Navy Seal named Murkhin Mocado who gets drawn into a scheme devised by rich and powerful figures who desperately need someone with his skills to save their plan from falling apart.  In the shadowy world outside of the CIA, the Defense Department and the NSA is where deals really get done.  Mocado is a pawn being used by two competing armies, but as the story progresses he becomes more and more savvy, and more in control of his own destiny.This thriller takes you to locations as diverse as Oakland, California, St. Louis, Killarney in Ireland and on safari in Kenya.  But the author is so skilled at depicting these places, describing for example the interior of a voodoo shop in Nairobi and its yellow-toothed medicine doctor owner, you feel like you are really there.  And the characters come alive on the page.  I felt myself tugged in two directions as one evil character showed signs of redeeming goodness.  The ending surprised and satisfied me.If you liked thrillers by Tom Clancy, Dan Brown or Daniel Silva, you will like In Memory of Greed.  I could not put it down.