"Chilling, brutal, and satisfying...The reader becomes deeply involved."
THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE
The sudden death of a major presiden... read full description
THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE
The sudden death of a major presiden... read full description
reviews
Sep 29, 2010
Charles
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Detail—I loved the detail in this book. Van Lustbader clearly has OCD; he's obsessive and compulsive when it comes to martial arts, sex and technology. It's all described with amazing detail—fight scenes are littered with so much technical information that one assumes he is a practitioner of ai ki do and i ai do, for example. Sex scenes are so detailed that your average teenage boy (as I was when I first read it) would devour every word many times over before reaching... the inevitable climax sc
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May 25, 2010
Bradley
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A long sordid tale filled with a lot of twists and turns. It carries an oriental spirit well that is not easily conveyed on the written page. I now also know more about the Khmer Rouge than I cared to know. The book was well researched and storylines not easily predictable. The tale could have used a better proofreader prior to publishing, but the story made the various typos and snafus worth looking past. Most telling however is the tale could have stood on its own without the occasional sexual
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Dec 28, 2009
Theophilus
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Another hero by Lustbader. No letdown in plot, setting, or action. Similar to Jason Bourne, Nicholas Linnear, and Jake Maroc, but DIFFERENT. This time he takes you on a mission from New York to the ancient ruins of Cambodia on the trail of international assassins.
Jun 20, 2010
Tyson
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This book is slightly different from his previous series. This is a mystery of sorts. Still a decent read but not similar enough to his other works to keep me entertained.
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