started it and after just a few pages decided it was not one I wanted to wade through 500 pages and a lot of it just descriptions, so didn't waste my time.
If you enjoyed Borne Identity, this is another thriller in the same vein, with a qualified Seal performing undercover work so long he loses himself. There are many twists and character changes as this agent assumes various identities - and deals with betrayal of the worst sort. Entertaining, teeming withe danger and battles, and with a strong character picture, you are sure to put this down - after the last page only.
Morrell at his finest! He has presented the reader with a spy master with personal demons of his own. And, not only does he streak across country chasing the bad guys, he even comes to think that maybe he's running from his own agency. With plots and sub plots that have you reeling, you don't find out until the very end what the baddest guy of all was really up to.
It is the ultimate nightmare of a deep-cover specialist---to come face-to-face with someone from a previous mission. In the middle of a dangerous operation in Mexico, Brendan Buchanan is hailed by a man who knew him from another time and place. This meeting spells catastrophe for one who has spent all of his professional life under assumed identities in many of the world's most perilous places. And the consequence is that Buchanan's career could be terminatied. Just like Buchanan himself.
