The Kingmaker: Sean Drummond Series, Book 3
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| Rating | : | 4.37 (806 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01MT16RXC |
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| Number of Pages | : | 470 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Especially when an old flame begs him to defend her brigadier general husband in the biggest treason case in US history. But Major Sean Drummond never says die. With an unconventional and beautiful co-counsel, Drummond plunges into an investigation that will unearth a damning array of secrets and cover-ups - and reveal a master manipulator who doesn't care who or what goes up in flames - as long as Drummond's client burns.. "Listen, Drummond, your client betrayed this country in ways too horrible to contemplate" In the history of espionage, there's never been one like him. And even when Drummond is up against the fiercest prosecutor in the Army and fighting two murder charges
Tom Constans said The law and real world happenings - a slippery slope!. This is my third Brian Haig (Sean Drummond) novel. Based on criteria of page by page interest and looking forward to the next one, they deserve my 5 star rating. As examples of fine writing probably middle of the road. I do find that I like to let some time lapse between books since some patterns are repetitive. An excellent, intelligent, fast read I enjoyed the smart-alecky-ness of the first-person narrator of this book. It reminded me in a vague way of Archie Goodwin, from the Nero Wolfe series. Sean Drummond doesn't suffer fools gladly, is able to spot them quickly and never hesitates to evicerate them -- verbally, that is. The author is able to pull o. Hero needs a slight facelift I am working my way down the list and, so far, Haig's first book is the best; that's not usually the case. A constant problem (and I've told the author so on his website) is the hero's constant compulsive need to make wisecracks and jokes. To me this is out of character with the type of person who had his pre-l