Noel Hynd

Good plot line. Spy, double agents, and the plot to overthrow capitalism.

But I found the author's diversion into unrelated material to be a nuisance. I noticed in reviews by other readers that several commented on this - and many of you found the diversions relevant or enjoyable. So just a difference in readers I imagine.

I didn't try to check the historical accuracy of the story, but I was/am curious about that. If others of you have looked into this, I'd love to hear what you learned.… (mais)

I liked the way this story began. It started in a morgue, left you kind of hanging, and then in chapter two it takes you back two months earlier, so you can see how you came to be at the morgue. This was another fast-paced action packed mystery.

Federal agent Alexandra ("Alex") LaDuca will this time travel to Egypt to investigate the sighting of a former CIA agent who everyone thought was dead. She will be in the midst of a deadly game of double cross, as she tries to figure out how the events in Kiev (book one) and in Madrid (book two) all fit together here in Cairo. She finds herself getting to meet crooks, killers, spies and some good guys, but she will survive on her wits and training. Alex will also say goodbye to a "friend"? in this book, who has been in all three books in this series. All in all, I enjoyed this series although there is very little romance, it is filled with intrigue and danger.… (mais)