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It would seem that Peyton Stone, a character without all too many different characteristics than most characters I've encountered in other spy novels. That much I find tedious, but the plot is interesting. Being that Mr. Sewell can put clandestine employment on his resume, I feel he probably has some knowledge of the spy game. Read this and enjoy the action and wonder how much of this could be true?

It started out slowly, but has picked up pace. At this point in the reading, I'm find, the author, is using too many acronyms. I guess in the CIA, or American under cover, i.e. spy world, acronyms are the language of the day. The book is easy to follow and so far, the characters are developed fairly well. Again, at this point, I'm finding that the main character, somewhat slow on the uptake. Hopefully he clues in.