Review: Ethan Jones's Fog of War
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 30, 2014
This is the first book I have read of Ethan Jones. Although part of a series, it stands as a read alone also. The book has an interesting plot with very welldefined characters. You travel with the characters through the Middle East,Canada, the United States, Somalia and Moscow. The story is about Canadian operatives sent on missions that get compromised. Who is able to get insideinformation about their covert operations? Who has ordered the execution of theintelligence operator, Justin Hall?The story is fast paced, with subplots weaved into the main plot keep the readeron their toes as not to miss a clue but be able to travel along with Justin and hispartner Carrie O’Connor. Carrie is the common sense person that mediates theexplosive and emotional reactions Justin has to many situations.Traitors, arms smuggling and terrorists throughout the book.. Justin’s needs to go rogue and work with the Russian mob to avoid any needless killing since he is the target of the traitor.I loved when got Justin aboard an airplane that was fit for a king during the story.That’s the way to fly!!This story is anything but predictable which keeps you on the edge until the end.If you like intriguing, adventure, anything out of the norm, you will be swept rightinto this book.I will be reading Ethan Jones books prior to this one. I thoroughly enjoyed thisbook!!!I received this book as a gift from the author. The review is my own opinion.