An interesting topic with plenty of scope for debate over who is to blame for atrocities. The cover of this book is striking and captures the essence of the book well, whilst the style of writing is novel and effective. However, I'm not sure how the style of writing will suit for a whole book as I think it may become a little wearing after some time as you need to process a man's thoughts as well as a plot.
Set in current climates, the plot revolves around a man who is seeking revenge on who he blames for his wife's death in a terror attack on the underground. Throughout the book, the use of redaction hides the names of people making this feel very much like a true story and adds to the 'believability' of the characters which, although only seen through a sneak peek, are already rich and engaging
Set in current climates, the plot revolves around a man who is seeking revenge on who he blames for his wife's death in a terror attack on the underground. Throughout the book, the use of redaction hides the names of people making this feel very much like a true story and adds to the 'believability' of the characters which, although only seen through a sneak peek, are already rich and engaging