Review: Almost perfect
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 8, 2013
I always enjoy an AFN Clarke story.  He definitely has a gift for telling a tale and keeping you engaged all the way through it.  However, and let me start with this, there were a couple editing errors that made me trip while I read.  Aside, from those very minor things....The Jonas Trust Deception is an excellent tale.  Thomas Gunn is once again drawn into the life of violence and death that he thought he had finally left behind him at the conclusion of the The Orange Moon Affair.His dear friend, Morgan, who had literally saved his life once upon a time, and who, if times were different, he would have loved is in trouble.  Trouble that is probably caused by the investigation that Thomas himself had sent her on as he continued to try to untangle the web of deceit behind his father's murder.As he answers her call for help, Thomas finds himself, and those that he loves and cares about, embroiled in governmental investigations, a Mexican drug cartel, and 'murder most foul'!Mr Clarke's work is always cohesive, believable and exciting.  I look forward to much more from him, and from Thomas Gunn.