"Nomad" is a thriller about a MI6 agent on the run from his own people after getting caught up in a detailed terrorist plan. For those who have read "I am Pilgrim", this is a must. "Nomad" diverges enough to keep you on your feet, while still being similar enough to guarantee that those who loved "I am Pilgrim" will also be engrossed in this book. The main aspect of this book I really enjoyed was how it tells the story through the perspective of all the characters, especially since they all embody conflicting motives: men, women, children, MI6 agents, terrorists. It sticks you into the inner workings of the plot, where you are able to see the reasoning and thought process of all involved. The only thing about this style is that it is a bit confusing at first, as the steady change of viewpoint breaks up the flow of the story.
The only thing is that the next book (Exile) comes out in June, so its a little over a 2 month, especially long as it ends in a gripping cliffhanger. Other than that, I would definitely recommend!
The only thing is that the next book (Exile) comes out in June, so its a little over a 2 month, especially long as it ends in a gripping cliffhanger. Other than that, I would definitely recommend!