Review: Compelling, fast-paced, compassionate
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2013
Covers books #1 and #2A hot-button topic handled full-on, hard and fast-paced action and well-fleshed out characters - couldn't ask for more.Hits the emotional button hard too. Josette torn between saving her young son's life and her FBI work, where increasingly she fears there's a traitor in the camp. Her brother Bernard and how unwittingly his college thesis rips apart his life and those close to him. And finally the Vice-President in the grip of the far-right, where it appears his only choice is either doing their bidding or the easy way out with a bullet through his brain. Even the Unabomber-style terrorist was handled sensitively, I got a real feel for why he was doing what he was doing.Found myself totally gripped by this two-book set. Would that be a duology, if three books is a trilogy?