I am an avid reader of Cussler and Child but found this book so refreshingly different and fast paced that I couldn’t put it down having to find out the outcome as the twists and sub plots were so well thought out and surprising. The characters were all believable and I think the dialogue was probably the most natural I have come across in any novel.
Naturally enough, a choice of spin over fact is at best annoying and at worst criminal (remember Iraq). Yet our government hires spin doctors. Did the PM tell porkies?
“The meek shall inherit the dearth.” Our leaders implemented ”Austerity”. In fact, they promised the misery would cure our crash-related problems. As it turns out, they got it wrong, missed their deadline and hammered the meek.
Angels‘ Share thrillers confront the corrupt people and cadres who screw us, avoid tax and steal our money.
We’re broke, the system’s broke and our leaders have no understanding or competence in fixing things.
I arrive at the Canons’ Gait and it’s downstairs to the cellar bar. Of course, it’s suitably claustrophobic for crime writers reading about dark crime and blood-curdling murder.
Deal not Allowed at Westminster? In order to properly understand the big picture, everyone should fear becoming mentally clouded and obsessed with one small section of truth. Xunzi With all the fog and I received the note below from my friend Jacky Collins this morning and she asked me to share it.
buried bodies and so on Mac Logan’s experience
It’s easy to slip into a negative feeling about political mischief, corruption and so on. I’d be very surprised if most of the vilified people don’t have a kind and generous side, and people who have little but good things to say about them.
How can we help each other tap into the well of human kindness and respect? Could that change the world?