Review: Quick writing (Sandy is there), fast read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 11, 2013
At the end of the book the publishers put several suggestions how to promote it. My choice is to write a review on Amazon.This is my first book by this former journalist I do not remember from the Times.Despite being much, much younger than I, we seem to share similar 'values'.But this should be more about his writing than any values. Surely entertaining while raising some fundamental questions: what is a sufficient reason to kill someone not very nice, to put it mildly. Preferably, this should be left to the authorities but authorities sometimes prefer to ignore the reality.To make this reasonably short, I can highly recommend the book for its original contents and a light style.There is only one factual mistake I detected: the Nazis did NOT use the nerve gas Sarin during their 'final solution' also known as the Holocaust. They used prussic acid (hydrogen cyanide) dispersed over some solid material and manufactured as an insecticide by the IG Farben company. This is a problem of fast writing: inadequate fact checking.Hence only four stars.