Title: Cook puts forth an intriguing and plausible terrorist plot.
Product review: Cook is expecting the reader to overlook the subplot inconsistancies put forth i.e. running over a policeman without having a statewide manhunt or the russian's basement lab with megawatt requirements not arousing suspicion from the utilities. Then there are the interminable amount of coincidences. O.k., I'll put up with all that because the plot is so incredible the way it unfolds in the book. The anti-heroes are believable and entertaining in the way they view life with all their shortsideness and clever madness, trusting and distrusting each other simultaneously. There is part 'Keysone Cops' and serious human drama that keeps your attention to the end. The scary part of this book is that there is a plausibility that this scenerio played out in Vector could happen to an unsuspecting American city.
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