Review: "Internal Goals Go Astray"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 18, 2012
This is the second satisfied read of a Jack Thompson novel.  There are two main characters in this fast moving story. Jonathan Lord is a renowned U.S. Marshal who doesn't always like his assignments, but he is always successful in getting his man, even working alone.  His assignment is to capture notorious Robert "Lee" Rand who is also a master in what he does: killing.  Rand is always two steps ahead of Marshall Lord, even though Lord has a list of the potential next victims.  They are both being directed by unknown people apparently in the U.S. government.  Just who in Washington is Rand working for?  Who is Mr P?  And, who is Dr. Boykin and what is the Sleeping Beauty Project?  Marshall Lord has a complex task ahead of him.  But author Jack Thomson takes you through each scenario smoothly and draws you into a closer relationship with the two main characters.  This story is dynamic and reminds me of "The Bourne" movie series.  It's fast-paced, well written, and you will be absorbed deeply in the potential conspiracy. It's a great read because it's a great story! Now I have plans to read another of his books, a sci-fi story, "Godmachine."