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2.0 out of 5 stars
No thumbs up, Feb 8 2004
Not all that great. I enjoy this author but this book had a too much going on and a lot of which was not going in the right direction.For the most part the book was a great read. The character of Sidney Archer and her story line were my real problem. This lady is smart enough to know the FBI is following her, but doesn't assume they can tap her phone. She, in deductive reasoning, concludes her husband has indeed sent her an email... How, Why? That was total bs. The character sees some mail, magazines, delivered to the wrong place then she thinks the same, versus email. Interesting, She didn't check her own email that way. The next problem was the gun fights. During gun fights you can't really stop and have a conversation. This happens toward the end of the book. The two FBI agents and Sidney talk, not yell, over the gunfire. It had also been mentioned that all the lights had been shot out, and still, they saw each other. You had HRT members hit, hurt and not once did anyway yell, agent down. Something like this happened prior in the book too. Sidney was fighting the unauthorized visitor in her house and there was no light, yet, both could see how to fight the other person. Doesn't add up. That said, I would give it two stars. These are major draw backs, but if you take out the Sidney Archer character, this all flies well.
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by David Baldacci
by David Baldacci
by David Baldacci
by David Baldacci
by David Baldacci
