The book can be slow to read because of the involved plot and twists and turns it takes. But Meltzer keeps the chapters short ends them so you want to read on.
Next in line is "Treasure of Kahn" by Clive Cussler.
Thursday, January 18, 2007
Review - The Book of Fate
The latest book I have finished is "The Book of Fate" by Brad Meltzer. The book is part political thriller, part suspense, part mystery. The book is written mostly in first person following the character of Wes Holloway, a presidential aide. Wes was seriously injured in an assassination attempt while the Presiden't closest friend Ron Boyle, was killed. But when Wes spots Boyle he begins to investigate and uncovers a trail of clues that include arcane codes written by Thomas Jefferson and Masonic history.
The book can be slow to read because of the involved plot and twists and turns it takes. But Meltzer keeps the chapters short ends them so you want to read on.
Next in line is "Treasure of Kahn" by Clive Cussler.
The book can be slow to read because of the involved plot and twists and turns it takes. But Meltzer keeps the chapters short ends them so you want to read on.
Next in line is "Treasure of Kahn" by Clive Cussler.
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