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A review by samuraibunny
Power Play by Joseph Finder
4.0
I liked it. It was a quick read, as it should be, considering it is a thriller and all.
The main character, Jake, is pretty interesting. As the book moves forward, it also takes a step back every once in a while to uncover a bit more background on Jake. Even still, he remains a bit of a mystery at the end, which fits perfectly, so no complaints there.
There's a bit of technical talk throughout the book, but I think it was informative, without being tedious and boring.
I also like the fact that Jake has that sort of attitude that makes him amusing and bordering obnoxious. It works out well in the novel. Although I'd hate to meet him and have to have that stuff directed at me.
All in all, an enjoyable read. I don't know if it's great, but it's definitely good.
The main character, Jake, is pretty interesting. As the book moves forward, it also takes a step back every once in a while to uncover a bit more background on Jake. Even still, he remains a bit of a mystery at the end, which fits perfectly, so no complaints there.
There's a bit of technical talk throughout the book, but I think it was informative, without being tedious and boring.
I also like the fact that Jake has that sort of attitude that makes him amusing and bordering obnoxious. It works out well in the novel. Although I'd hate to meet him and have to have that stuff directed at me.
All in all, an enjoyable read. I don't know if it's great, but it's definitely good.