Review: Exceptionally good!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 24, 2011
This is a great read, written by an undoubtedly superb author. The Depths of Deception has made my occasional diversions into the "Bourne" novels seem suddenly disappointing.At the beginnig, I will readily admit a little confusion as to what I was meant to be reading, but very quickly the story began to reveal itself with a brilliantly layered plot which followed the main character around the globe and through three distinctly separate 'lives', and suddenly the beginning snapped itself into perfect focus.Fraser's use of remarkable descriptive, coupled with an outstanding feel for the emotional position 'our man' is pushed into, as he progresses from a life with 'The Office' to a life living in Africa with his family, and finally his enforced shove back into the life he had hoped he left far behind him, is quite brilliant. And yet, throughout the Antarctic sections of the book, you just know that all is going to work out.If you are lover of Bourne, Bond, or anything in the genre and you enjoy a good pull-along read, this is a novel you have to have in your collection.Well written, brilliantly executed. My only regret is that I don't have time to read it again... yet!More, Mr Fraser, more!!!