Review: The rabbit hole.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2013
In this thriller, the rabbit hole goes pretty deep.  Thomas Gunn reminds me of a cross between Jason Borne and Richard Blade, only more antisocial.  I don't know the details of the previous book, but it seems that not only does Thomas have to deal with new enemies, this Marika Keskkula is hovering not too far away and not finished with what they already have started.  In any case, a friend of his ends up in a bit of trouble after digging too deep in an investigation.  With the same people that have 'troubled' Thomas' friend tying up any loose ends, this means that Mr. Gunn is targeted when he tries to find out what is going on.  When Thomas discovers that an FBI agent has been, in turn, investigating his friend, new allies are created.  They both have a mutual need to find the people responsible for this trouble, and Thomas Gunn goes at it with gusto.If you're into thrillers that are action packed with decent twists, you don't want to pass this one up.