Review: Great book about brothers
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2013
Being the documentary-watching conspiracy theory queen, I looked forward to reading this book. And although I was unfamiliar with this particular subject, and found learning its details interesting, I have to say I wasn't overly shocked. I found myself easily believing what was presented could be possible, maybe a by-product of being so jaded from previous shows I'd seen.In addition to being an all-around excellent thriller, I also felt it was a great story about brothers. There are too few of those out there, I think.Also, I've read many Russell Blake books and find them to have a lot of words I think I know but am not positive I could define if put on the spot. This time I created a running list on a notepad as I read. The list grew quite long, and in the end I discovered the strangest thing: none of the words were repeated. Every time I found a new one to add to the list, I'd check and it wasn't on there yet. I'm surprised that is possible, as most authors fall in love with a few descriptive phrases and they show up again and again. Here they were each used only once. That's pretty darn impressive.