If you haven't read the previous 2 books in the series; "Nomad" & "Exile", "Ghost" is a modern day tech-style adventure following former MI6 agent Marc Dane as he and Rubicon (a global business with a secret spy division) battle against the worst of the worlds baddies.
Its a good read, and personally, I prefer this one over the first two - but you do have to read all of them otherwise the characters and references back to previous events won't really make sense.
I was a fan of these after the first book - it was well written, drew you into the fictional world and kept you guessing at what the next twist in the tale would be. As much as I was able to see certain plot twists coming, there were still some that took me by surprise!
Saying all this, I'm only giving this 4* as I'm picky about spelling and grammar, and there were a few too many errors in the narrative for me to ignore, to the point where I started noting them after the first few: "szes" instead of "sizes", "of the of the" (duplicated) and "long the length" instead of "along the length" as examples. I could forgive one or two, but when I spot them it's distracting enough to pull me out of the fictional world and no-one wants that!
Its a good read, and personally, I prefer this one over the first two - but you do have to read all of them otherwise the characters and references back to previous events won't really make sense.
I was a fan of these after the first book - it was well written, drew you into the fictional world and kept you guessing at what the next twist in the tale would be. As much as I was able to see certain plot twists coming, there were still some that took me by surprise!
Saying all this, I'm only giving this 4* as I'm picky about spelling and grammar, and there were a few too many errors in the narrative for me to ignore, to the point where I started noting them after the first few: "szes" instead of "sizes", "of the of the" (duplicated) and "long the length" instead of "along the length" as examples. I could forgive one or two, but when I spot them it's distracting enough to pull me out of the fictional world and no-one wants that!