Review: very gripping and thrilling
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2014
An absolutely gorgeous written sequel of 'Forty Days At Kamas'. I enjoyed the reading from the very first page. It's very gripping and thrilling. Frank has been called upon to eliminate one of the most evil warden of Kamas. He recruits a group to help him reaching his target. He finds loyal members within old inmates from Kamas or their relatives. Even though he fully understands that his helpers would like to go to a safer place after the first attempt failed, he is very thankful to everybody who is staying and helping until the fulfillment of his task. Without them he wouldn't have fulfilled it. His lady friend was born in Libanon. Sometimes I've got the feeling if there could be a link to Preston's other trilogy.