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Title: Hagberg gives us more good reading - a lot of it!
Review: Our former CIA agent, Kirk McGarvey, returns in this modern epic of countries setting up to turn the tide on who is in charge. Through a complicated story line, in which a Japanese radical team sets up events to reassert its power and the Russians are involved, we see McGarvey hired in the private sector. The book is another in the McGarvey series and while the tale is interesting, at 830+ pages, it is too long by a lot and the story kind of meanders at times. Included are some side stories and events that seem to just be there. But Hagberg has a way of writing that is entertaining and keeps you slogging through. One minor complaint is that our hero, McGarvey, is not as prevalent in this plot and in the book's pages as he is in other books to date in the series.
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