Review: Tracie Tanner is Relentless: Allan Leverone "Kicks" in "All Enemies"!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2014
Following on the heels of "Parallax View", Allan Leverone delivers, again, another 5 star suspense/thriller in "All Enemies", the second book in his Tracie Tanner thrillers. You don't have to read "Parallax View" to jump in running in "All Enemies", but I'd recommend it because they are that good! Tracie Tanner is the best of the best of the Company's covert operatives, much of her work falls under "plausible denial" classification. Translation: Tanner works in the black zone for this assignment; that area of operations in which the CIA cuts her loose and she is on her own to solve one of the most daring kidnappings of the Reagan administration, or simply walk away. But Tracie Tanner NEVER walks away. While she is hot on the trail to find out who REALLY, has kidnapped the Secretary of State, Washington is sold on the the frame-up version of what walks like a duck, talks like a duck, waddles like a duck is certainly a duck. It's a race against time for the Secretary's life, and a possible first strike against the Cold War end. You will spend a heart thumping three day pursuit that you will not want to stop reading until the madness ends...or will it? I enjoyed the step back in time to the Reagan era, to the crumbling of the Soviet Union, and the world before we, as a nation, understood that when one enemy "falls", others are already engaged in evil plans to take its place. It would seem that not only nature, but political tyranny and war, abhors a vacuum. Read this to find out the nature of that beast. Tracie Tanner kicks ass! 5 Stars! Give us more, Allan Leverone!