Title: Hands of the Traitor
Product review: From the moment I started reading until I turned the final page, this book kept me gripped; Wondering how the hero, Matt Rider would manage to outwit the powerful Heinman dynasty and feeling his despair and frustration at times. The lengths, to which Matt's powerful adversaries would go to maintain the 'good name' of DCI, ensured that there was plenty of action and a fair number of gruesome deeds. However at no time did this seem unrealistic as the reader is faced with the skeletons of peoples action's carried out in the face of past wars. This is a thoroughly good read and has continued the high standard we have come to expect of Christopher Wright's books.
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