Title: I got the bug-gripping thriller
Product review: I had some time off the last two weeks and really got into this book. It's an imaginitive tale that kept my attention from beginning to end. I found the science intriguing and more than a little scary, especially the possibility that a virus could really be manipulated the way it is as the plot unfolds. Ahmed Jan was a character who gained strength through the book- clearly by design. I thought all the Tajiks were well done and the CIA agent Stone is probably a lot closer to what a case officer really is than some of the James Bond or Bourne Identity types might lead you to believe. Anyone who says Wilson didn't provide the background for why the Tajiks and Pashtun are continually feuding in Afghanistan either skimmed the novel or didn't read it at all. It's one of the key points that makes the ending special- at least for me. All things considered- an excellent effort and an author worth keeping an eye out for in the future.
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