Review: a well-paced thriller with plenty of suspense
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2014
I received a review copy of this book thru LibraryThing Members giveawayThe novel starts with an assassination attempt that fails, and then goes back several months to the beginning of the plot.Frank Werner released under an amnesty from a corrective labour camp into the Utah residential area, travels illegally to Boston and finds work in the grey economy while he looks for his daughter, where he is approached by a former camp rebel leader to organize the assassination of the camp warden, who now resides in Boston.Though reluctant, Frank agrees to get a team together.This the second book in the Star Chamber trilogy, although flashbacks help to fill in the characters, there are references to events in the first book that leave you wondering.But you can read the book on its own.It is a well-paced thriller with plenty of suspense, and if any guide at all, it would be worth reading the trilogy.