I have read all of the John Rain books and was a little disappointed that Eisler's new book did not have my beloved characters. But, he had me after the first page. I honestly had to put the book down a few times so that I could savor the book and enjoy it longer. It has a good general story line, with even better side stories. Eisler does a great job of introducing the characters and having them all come together. Not only...
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Eisler's first stand-alone novel was quite a relief. I so badly wanted it to be another John Rain novel that I was worried that I wouldn't like it simply because it wasn't a Rain novel (there were two sly references to Rain in the book). But my worries were unfounded. Eisler demonstrated that he is a masterful thriller writer; in fact, I might go so far as to say that he is currently the best writer in the genre. Fault Line...
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Barry Eisler's ability to navigate outside the "Rain-verse" is on full-display in this freshly imaginative cyber-warfare thriller. Eisler takes us deep into the hearts and lives of his meticulously well-developed characters, never forgetting fans of tradecraft and lightning-fast action sequences. Eisler has discovered the encryption for captivating readers and has honed his art in a way that might just make John Rain eager...
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Barry Eisler has done it again. I didn't know what to expect with this new novel. However, I rated every one of the John Rain books by Barry Eisler as excellent, so I thought I would give it a try. I found it hard to put this book down once I started it. The 2 brother concept and their very different backgrounds coming together was what made the stroy line so interesting to me. You often wonder how two men with the same...
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Brothers Alex and Ben Treven are as different as two brothers can be. Alex is a brilliant, up and coming lawyer in a Silicon Valley law firm and Ben is a government assassin who hasn't had contact with Alex in over seven years. When an inventor Alex represents is murdered Alex begins to question if the murder has anything to do with the new encryption program his client was working on. Then within hours the patent clerk working...
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