As expected, this book by the world renowned master story teller, Wilbur Smith, is well written and promises to be an exciting read for the insatiable readers of World War II adventure, espionage and romance novels.
The cover is reminiscent of Stephen King's earlier horror stories.
Any book bearing the name Wilbur Smith cannot fail to attract his millions of fans and automatically become a bestseller.
I am always suspicious when a second author's name appears on the cover of books by well known authors. Is this a marketing ploy to use WS's name to trick readers into buying books written by somebody else or is Wilbur Smith mentoring a new young author?