Review: In Glenn We Trust
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 23, 2014
Bi-partisan, deadly political conspiracy versus bi-partisan heroes. What's not to like?The twists and turns of the plot made for an exciting ride, one easy to enjoy, with a satisfactory final destination. Many of the characters were memorable, and Glenn Trust seems to know politics and police and Georgia.Centered in Georgia, the novel depicts a variety of admirable and wicked locals, with a Southern flavor, if not Southern-fried. You'll cheer for the good guys and loathe the baddies.I read it with my cherished Kindle, often on text-to-speech mode, and it kept my interest throughout. If there were typos, I would not have spotted most of them, but from my sampling I think they were rare.Glenn Trust's description of himself at the end added authenticity to his work, though how he can "love people" and still know their weaknesses so well amazes me.I'll happily buy another of his novels, especially if at a bargain price.