Condor is the codename for a former USA intelligence agent, he’s retired and being kept safe and in the dark, but he may know too much. When he is framed for the murder of a CIA operative he automatically becomes a target for those who were allegedly protecting him, but who would want Condors silenced and why?
This exciting and action -packed book wasn’t the easiest thriller read as a lot of it was written in note-form to give it a sense of urgency but just made reading it a little harder, but the plot was clever and engaging, despite the fact I haven’t read any of the books in the series before, nor watch the film based on one of the earlier books.
Despite the frequent note-form in the narrative, there is no doubt when you read this, that you are in the hands of a master storyteller.
Last Days of the Condors will be available to read on Kindle from 28th August 2015.
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Hi,
This really does sound like a book I would like to read. It’s on my TBR list.
Thanks.
Shalom,
Pat
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I hope you like it at least as much as I did.
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Hmm. I don’t usually like thrillers, but I actually do like books written in note form. This one sounds interesting.
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There’s a sense of focus and urgency that note form evokes.
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I do like my thrillers so maybe I would like this one. I am not sure about the note formant because although it raises the suspense I am a traditional format kind of person.
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It’s definitely a good thriller but the note format is a love it or hate it element of the book. I wasn’t particularly sold on it, however, I got used to it by the time I got to the end.
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