Title: Best Espionage Writer Around
Product review: Joseph Kanon just does an amazing job on all his books, but this one rises to new heights. He treats it all with a delicate but firm touch - the relationship of a father and betrayed son, betrayed country (by politicians and spies), the corruption of power; this book covers a multitude of sins, including some great sex scenes - Kanon really does those well. Alan Furst's books are getting more and more soft and fuzzy; Kanon keeps the hard edge of reality. And in the end, a satisfying, somewhat redemptive ending - just as you might get in real life. Great story.
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