Review: A good idea that got side tracked
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2013
I have enjoyed David Katz work in the past, but I must say that I was disappointed with this book.  It seemed that he was more interested in providing details of sexual exploits than providing a story line that you would enjoy following.  Maybe it is just me, but really, every other chapter seemed to be more of the same sexual action with a high class escort who cost $10,000.00 a night, but if you are the right guy looking for a conspiracy you get it all for free.  But what you get is a writing expose on sex rather than a writing about conspiracy theory.I found myself frustrated because I wanted to enjoy the book but I couldn't.  I then decided to skip all the sex and found that I got through chapters quicker and quicker.  But then I realized that the whole conspiracy thing was getting way to ridicules.  These guys had nothing to do but chase down what they feel are government cover ups.  Where in the world did they earn their living?  How can they globe trot and not have a job.  The only one with a real job and income seems to be the high class escort.Well, I was disappointed.  I think you can write a good mystery/adventure/spy type novel with a good plot line and just a bit of sexual innuendo.  Instead I think that Katz got a bit overcome with sexual scenes and needed to keep writing them to fulfill his own fantasy.You might disagree with me, that's fine.  I'm just disappointed.  So, why three stars instead of one?  Well, anyone who takes the time to write a book deserves a bit of credit.  But please in the future give us plot lines not sex hot lines.