Title: The Night the Plot Fell
Product review: I cannot judge DeMille fully because I have only read this one book. And before I send my guided missile for a review let me say that I will read another of his book, but this one ...Well, I'll tell you this: He has a knack for dialogue. Is there no end to the interviews John Corey makes? After three hundred pages and he's still going, talking with other characters about the same thing (the streak of light, the missile, the conspiracy, the streak of light, the missile, the conspiracy, the streak ...). Oh, and about eighty pages before 'Book Three' I knew where he was heading ... hint: two planes aimed at two behemoths.His plot, in this story, is his dialogue, and nothing else. The missile that tore a hole in his plot came early, probably when he sat in front of his computer screen for hours and hours trying to come up with the opening sentence. Hey, but only for this story, alright?
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