Title: Completely Unrealistic Plot
Product review: In my opinion, a good spy thriller has to be believeable in order to be truly enjoyable. This is one of those books where you have to completely suspend disbelief in order to enjoy it. This is probably Lynds' intention -- pure escapist entertainment -- but it just didn't work for me at all, due to the rather fantastical nature of the plot.I also found that many of the characters in this book were two-dimensional, more like cartoons than real people. In the end, I didn't find myself caring about any of the main characters.I suspect your enjoyment of this book will depend on your literary tastes. If you like the work of Robert Ludlum, Iris Johansen and David Baldacci, then you may want to give this book a try. If you prefer John Le Carre, Daniel Silva and Michael Connelly, then I would definitely skip this one.
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