Title: Tiresome.
Product review: It's incomrehensible that someone would give this 4 or 5 stars. I was interested in this book since I heard the author say she researched the Bilderberg Group for 8 years. Full disclosure, I'm only halfway in but instead of providing any illumination as to the Bilderberg Group agenda, besides the obvious (globalization) this follows a tired formula.But the worst part is what one reviewer correctly described as the tin-eared dialogue. In addition, there are the fanciful names, the lack of believable emotion or plot, and, again, the writing overall. This is just terrible; the writers who really did this well were LeCarre in The Spy who Came in from the Cold and Alan Furst provides some really nice writing to go with his spy novels.
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