Solid, but not as good as the Gray Man Series

The story is engrossing enough to keep reading to the end and it is enjoyable. The biggest issue I had with the book was that there really is no one character or two to get behind, but rather about 15 or so. Also, there are two separate battles being fought roughly at the same time. Consequently, there is a lot of switching back and forth from character to character, and from battle to battle on two different continents. I get it that this is an ambitious task, but I felt the momentum was lost a little and a hero or heroine wasn't properly developed. If you are Mark Greaney fan, it is worth reading, but don't start with the expectation of a Gray Man type thriller.

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