I was intitially very excited to read this book, it sounded interesting and there was some roomy about the cover that I thought made it look really cool. Another reason I chose the 'home sick' was because Mark Raabe runs a production company, and I felt it may end up screen. From the prologue I was hooked, the scene was set well, and the characters were believable, though other the following chapters my interest faded and it felt like just another thriller. It was a good book bud I feel that it could have done more to stand out from other books of the same genre, that is why I have only rated it three stars. I would like to see it on the screen though, 85 definitely has the suspense and edge for it.