Review: Dystopian Spy Thriller
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 22, 2014
I thoroughly enjoyed this spy adventure/thriller set in the world of the dystopian “Forty Days at Kamas” of a post American Civil War II.  Follow Warren Linder, a former CIA agent now working for the DSS (Department of State Security), in a gripping spy adventure of betrayal, love, and the desire to make reparation. Follow Linder into the icy Yukon Prison camps and travel a near- impossible 2000 miles towards a hoped-for freedom and to fulfil a promise and find a lost love. The book is well written and very descriptive. Even though I read this book during an African heat wave I could feel the gripping cold of frostbite of Alaskan snow storms. My only objection is that the first couple of chapters were a little slow in development, but the remainder of the book more than made up with faced past and gripping action right through to the very end. I was quite sorry that the book came to an end as I was ready for more and here's hoping that the author can find a few more stories to tell that are set in this not too distant and maybe likely world. While “Exile Hunter” is the third instalment in a series starting with "Forty Days at Kamas" it doesn’t need to be read in sequence standing as an independent story. I won’t hesitate to recommend and read any of Preston Fleming's books.