Review: I couldn't put it down
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2012
I want to say that this book was "good" but that implies something more fun or entertaining.  From page one I felt like I was with Mark Taylor going through the interrogation after 9/11.  I kept wandering "Is this really totally fiction?  Are there innocent people who may have been treated this way?"But as the book moved forward I could see how scared his captors were as well.  They had to explore every avenue to figure out how this happened and to prevent it from happening again.This was one of the most riveting books I have ever read and I was up until 3:30 this morning because I couldn't not finish it and then when I woke up I had to re-read the last 10 percent because I had been so tired.I had read the Prequel so in a sense I was prepared for what was happening but I did hope to see more of Mark's use of his "magic camera" for the benefit of others.  I could really understand how he questioned if it was a "gift" or a "curse", and it was this empathy I had for him that made this a great book to me.  I don't know how he did it but the author just had a way of putting me right into Mark's shoes.  I don't want to give away a spoiler but I wondered how he could tie it up in a satisfactory manner at the end and he did a great job of that.  I am have already downloaded book two in the series and am anxious to begin reading that.