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Too many quirky details and irrelevant description of weapons made this almost as unindurable as " The Dogs of War". I think the problem is that I don't like author's style. His sentences are very short and he has like 67 sentences crammed in 10 lines. Its almost like reading a report or a newspaper story.
The characters are stereotypical and once again women are shown as pawns in the game, used for sex and information before they are discarded. That is so not cool MR Forsyth. Even if you are go ...more
The characters are stereotypical and once again women are shown as pawns in the game, used for sex and information before they are discarded. That is so not cool MR Forsyth. Even if you are go ...more
This book was a little different from my usual forte of suspense. The book is quite well written with several turns and twists. It is however, wholly impractical and improbable. The police are submitted as inept, yet get the best breaks of all in tracking the Jackal. With as much training, planning and "professionalism" that was put into the hit by the Jackal, it was disappointing that he did not succeed. I feel let down by the book in that regard. You follow the planning, the thoughts and the s
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Dec 27, 2012
Will Adams
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