Rules of Deception
by Christopher Reich
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Book Reviews of Rules of Deception
Book Review: Could not put this down!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I really, really enjoyed this book, I could not put it down until I had finished it. I am a fan of Mr. Reich but I felt like his last couple of books just did not grab me like I was expecting them too. This one did. I liked the characters, although I have to admit, I had a few things figured out as the book went along, but it did not take away from the enjoyment of the story.
If you have not read Mr. Reich's works this is a good one to start with, but go back and read his others, they are all worth reading.
Book Review: Basic, casual, and unremarkable
Summary: 1 Stars
The "liner notes" got my attention - so I bit. And it was a bad choice. Boring, uninteresting, not thrilling, no real surprises, and another average "intrigue" novel which never really got going. These things are a
"dime a dozeon" as my mother would say - sometimes a great plot overcomes lazy writing; sometimes great writing makes up for a ridiculous or dull plot line. I thought neither benefit came through in this book and I wish to hell I had paid $7 for a paperback so I could throw it out half way thru.
Book Review: The new International spy thriller
Summary: 5 Stars
This title one of many releases by Mr. Reich and is a thriller with easy to follow storylines with a twist on many of the chapters It is a fast moving in a sort of Jason BourneJames Bond/ fast type thriller with international locations and villians as well as the good guys. The plots are easy to follow and a great read for the beach or a just relaxing after work. Check this one out
and the author's other titles. You will lose all track of time as you will be engrossed in the cloak and dagger action.
Book Review: One fo the best!
Summary: 5 Stars
Like many folks who have given praise in this forum, Rules of Deception was my first step into the world of Reich. And wow! I'm really glad I listened to those who compared this book to some of the greatest spy novels ever penned. Simply put, I am an instant fan. This book is tense, compelling, and even fun. The story is well-developed, the characters are not paper-thin, and the action is not over-done. Literally coudn't put it down. That sounds like a cliche, but in this case it was absolutely true.Book Review: Decent Story
Summary: 4 Stars
This isn't the genre of book that I usually read. As a fast moving story of International Espionage, I was never sure where the story would turn next and who or whom could be trusted. The story is set in a post-9/11 era and many of the details reflect our modern world. I have to wonder how much of the story is fiction and how much is true. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a story that makes you question the current events you read in the daily paper or see on the news.