Title: The female Bond
Product review: Janice Weber is one of the most inventive writers out there, and her books are astounding for their originality and their strong female voices."Frost the Fiddler" is one of her best; Weber manages to combine Bond-esque espionage with the world of classic music. (For those that don't know, Weber is also a world-renowned pianist.)The book does become a bit complicated and perhaps convoluted at the end; Weber novels rarely have happy endings. It may also seem a bit dated at this juncture (most of the spyspeak is now everyday lingo, unfortunately, with our changing post-9/11 world) but it's well worth the read, and readers won't soon forget characters like Leslie Frost, or Maxine.
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