Title: Not too bad
Product review: I don't like using the word mediocre, but that is pretty much what the book is. An evil, powerful man is responsible for the death of the lead characters husband and child, and she sets out to frame him and get revenge. How she gets close to him is unrealistic, but this is fiction. There is also an ex-CIA agent working for a competitive company also attempting to get some info on the bad guy. They wind out working together to bring him down. But the plot falls short in action, and the demise of the bad guy is too abrupt and "distant", even though that was the actual point of all the predicaments the lead characters engaged in. The ending does stop short, leaving too much left undone, but don't write off this author yet. I think she has shown promise of better works to come.
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