Review: Satisying end
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 1, 2013
(spoiler alert)  This is the second Driskell espionage thriller I've read.  Both have sort of an anti-hero: someone who is flawed and imperfect, yet maintains a streak of honor and morality in spite of the unsavory things he gets up to in the unfolding drama. Patrick is handsome and appealing, and up to no good.  Yet, when he's put to the test, he does the right thing, and the novel (as did the first one) ends in a satisfying manner; you feel good about it even after all the horrible events that took place.  I was especially glad to see that the 'good' characters survived.  If you are put off by violence and sexual scenes, you won't enjoy that part of the book; if you're not, you will like the action and the character which make a good story.