Review: Good Thiller
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 27, 2014
The book is a good thriller.  A plausible plot is created and consistently advanced throughout the book.  The ending is reasonably satisfying.There are a few provisos.  In any work a fiction,  the reader must suspend belief and enter the author's universe.  The reader always must understand the author can, and will take some liberties.  Granting that,  the author should not take liberties that undermine the  plot.  In this book,  the author seemed to undermine his own work.-  The author totally misrepresents the nature of the Y2K fixes,  while trying to have the veneer of a a computer expert.  The misrepresentation was an unnecessary red flag.-  More extreme he tries to create a Doctor StrangleLove device,  a nuclear weapon that will go off if tampered with.  The author then knock the war head off a missile with an airplane wing,  nothing happens.  Next a  hand grenade is pounded into the war head,  detonating the grenade does not cause the device to go nuclear.  But we are suppose to believe the shock wave of an exploding conventional war head will set off the device.  Really?  The Doctor StrangeLove device was needless guiding of the lily and tarnished the author's work