Title: Intriguing Conspiracy
Product review: I picked up this book by chance with no preconceived notions about the book or the author Tom Gabbay. Turned out to be a very pleasant surprise. Only 291 pages, the plot develops quickly and the action is brisk. Fairly straight-forward plot without extraneous characters or confusing tangents. Enjoyable enough to finish in a sitting or two.Turn back the calendar to 1963 where retired CIA agent Jack Teller is asked to come out of retirement to make contact with an East Germany agent. Curiously, the East German agent will only give his information to Jack Teller. The "why" is a mystery at first. But the information passed pertains to a vague plot to assassinate President Kennedy while on his scheduled trip to West Berlin. Is this plot real? Who is behind it? How will it work? And why was Jack Teller the sole conduit for this information? All of this is unveiled in this well-crafted and crisp espionage thriller. I look forward to reading more works by Tom Gabby.
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