Review: The first tea-party mystery I've ever read.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 18, 2014
ALERT: SPOILERS of SORTS (needed for the review..)Reading this "mystery" was like watching a train wreck unfold in slow motion.From a highly improbable plot, to a detective as dumb as a clam (how many people have to be killed after he spoke with them before he figures out that speaking with people isn't a good idea? Does he EVER look in the rearview mirror?)  Just how likely is it that a group of home-grown Marxist assassins locate their compound right next to Camp David?  From plot holes you could drive trucks through to wooden characters and plot twists that made no sense the book was amazing, but not in a good way.It brings to mind the saying "Don't quit your day job yet.."  Tom Clancy he isn't.