Title: This book was thin and poorly organized
Product review: The book had an interesting opening with the kidnapings in Kashmir, but this was followed by a considerable amount of poorly organized information that was often redundant and uninteresting. There some very spare descriptions of other kidnapings that I would like to have seen expanded, and the kidnaping the book opens with isn't resolved until the very end, forcing the reader to sort through quite a bit of entirely irrelevant anecdotes, statistics, and repetitive descriptions of the politics and mechanics of the negotiation process. I would only recommend this book to someone as reference and then only if the information wasn't available elsewhere (and I'm not convinced that is the case).
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