Review: Exhortation to terroist
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 20, 2012
This book was a complimentary copy sent to me to review.High finance involving people with things to hide. An ex veteran named Lou is a mediocre financier who suddenly receives the account of his dreams. In a short space of time he makes thousands of dollars in commission. He knows deep down there will be pay back time, when it comes it turns out to be a nightmare from hell. Lou ends up on the run for his life having been involved with terrorists who blackmail him into helping them. Can he get his old life back again? Then there is his wife Margaret, who Lou lies to so she wont be involved, although eventually she does not believe him and wants to know what is happening. Mag then wants to help Lou in anyway she can and does so surprisingly. I thought the first part of the book was slow in the build up, too much information on high finance was boring. Eventually the story takes off and the author certainly knows his military for the background. I hope I have given a fair review as this is not a book I would normally choose to read.