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Title: Slick and entertaining thriller
Review: The third Military/Legal thriller to feature Major Sean Drummond and I have once again been impressed. Drummond is written as an intelligent, witty character but one who does make mistakes. Haig's plots are both thoughtful and intelligent and when blended with the strong characterisation, it is no wonder the books do so well.Here Drummond is defending a senior officer accused of being a traitor and the evidence is over-whelming. Added to this, Drummond has had previous experience with the officer and doesn't like him, it's not looking good for either Drummond or his client. So this one mixes in a legal case, the military and the murky world of spies and moles. We have Drummond way over his head and generally out-manoeuvred. To the author's credit, he doesn't cop out and suddenly have Drummond cunningly show brilliance but maintains the theme of a bigger picture that he never really catches onto.Another worthy instalment in a very entertaining series.
