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Traitors
FBI agent Sam Perkins races against time to crack a dangerous international drug and human smuggling cartel. Matters become more complicated when a key witness is killed by a sniper, who Perkins believes was tipped off by an FBI leak.
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First published November 1, 2004
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August 22, 2018
I very much enjoyed it
December 21, 2011
"Traitors" is a Christian suspense novel. It appears to be the second novel in a series, though enough background information is provided in this one that you don't need to read the first one. However, this novel does spoil the suspense elements of the first one.
The story had two unrelated suspense stories occurring that briefly cross (though are not directly connected) at the end. One of these stories was wrapped up in the end, but the other turned out to be a very long prelude for the next book in the series--one which still hasn't been written, so probably won't be. On the last page, I turned the page seriously expecting another chapter--but there wasn't one.
The action was non-stop, and the suspense was high throughout. The suspense was created mainly by the physical danger to various witnesses critical to making a case against the crime lord they wanted to stop. The characters were varied and interesting, though I didn't feel like I really got to know any of them very well.
There was a Christian element--various Christian characters prayed ("he prayed") and there was an occasional mention of God (as in, "why would God allow this?" and the sufferer's answer). The Christian elements seemed to flow as a natural action of the characters and didn't come across as preachy.
There were no sex scenes or bad language. Overall, the book was suspenseful and a page-turner, but I'm not sure I'd recommend it since the book ends with one plot unresolved and apparently no sequel to wrap it up.
The story had two unrelated suspense stories occurring that briefly cross (though are not directly connected) at the end. One of these stories was wrapped up in the end, but the other turned out to be a very long prelude for the next book in the series--one which still hasn't been written, so probably won't be. On the last page, I turned the page seriously expecting another chapter--but there wasn't one.
The action was non-stop, and the suspense was high throughout. The suspense was created mainly by the physical danger to various witnesses critical to making a case against the crime lord they wanted to stop. The characters were varied and interesting, though I didn't feel like I really got to know any of them very well.
There was a Christian element--various Christian characters prayed ("he prayed") and there was an occasional mention of God (as in, "why would God allow this?" and the sufferer's answer). The Christian elements seemed to flow as a natural action of the characters and didn't come across as preachy.
There were no sex scenes or bad language. Overall, the book was suspenseful and a page-turner, but I'm not sure I'd recommend it since the book ends with one plot unresolved and apparently no sequel to wrap it up.
June 26, 2009
A good fast moving FBI/CIA/anti-terrorist novel. It's a Christian book, too, which means it's clean, which is always nice. A good page-turner. Apparently this is the second book in a series-Betrayed I think is the first one. I haven't read it but as I read this one I kept thinking maybe I should have. Not that this didn't make sense, just that I think I would enjoy the first one, and now a lot of the plot has been spoiled because I know how things turn out.
August 27, 2011
Blah. It was an ok story. Lot of back info and the wrap up at the end was more of an intro to the new. The action in the middle was compelling enough to keep reading but disappointing in the end. Never found out what happened with Michelle or Ali and Sam or really anyone. Not planning on reading another. Kind of like watching one episode of 24.
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