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dozylocal 's review for:
The Eleventh Commandment
by Jeffrey Archer
This book almost got a lower rating from me, but managed to redeem itself in the last couple of chapters.
I really struggled with the first part. I'm never interested in politics at the best of times, and this was riddled with it, whether it was international politics; local politics; or the politics between the government organisations.
I really liked the main character, Connor, and his family.
The US President grew on me towards the end.
And I thought the execution scene was really well/cleverly done (in terms of how it was written).
So, in the end, a solid 3 rating - assuming you can make it through the first part (which, I think, depends on your personal interests/taste).
I really struggled with the first part. I'm never interested in politics at the best of times, and this was riddled with it, whether it was international politics; local politics; or the politics between the government organisations.
I really liked the main character, Connor, and his family.
The US President grew on me towards the end.
And I thought the execution scene was really well/cleverly done (in terms of how it was written).
So, in the end, a solid 3 rating - assuming you can make it through the first part (which, I think, depends on your personal interests/taste).