Review: Well written engaging and lots of suspense
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 13, 2013
Review forDisappearance (A Mystery and Espionage Thriller)I have started reading this book without many expectations and a bit skeptic- again Mossad and Shabac and Israel, however, contrary to my initial perceptions - i was proved wrong.This is an easy to read, flowing, energetic action mystery book.What i liked: The pace and the settings are good.Description of places as they have been around 1988 are true, this lends a taste of realism to the story and at some points I almost thought there is a basis of reality to it.The  changes from one scene to the next are seamless and the suspense is built easily at the correct levels.Truthfully- i was gripped at various stages, which is saying something - since i easily put away books I don't like after reading 10% or so. It is not a - can't put me down type of suspense - in a positive aspect. Can't put me downs tend to be too narrow in character development, while in these suspense novel characters are quite well developed.What else did I like - not too much violence and rather restrained sex scenes - make this book easy to digest. And last - portraying the conspiracy theory within the secret forces lend another revolving point for the plot as the story winds itself.What i might change - some more about the mental states and emotions of Miki as the lead character, i was missing a bit more about him - to make him a more rounded figureAl around good suspense bookPS - read some comments about problems with English - Actually the English is very good - Grammar wise - Spelling - may have come across no more than 3 typos. Good work for a 400 page novel.