This story about Cassie and Gareth who is his boss; but who
eventually takes Cassie under his wing and becomes his best friend; was
interesting and well detailed, but I believe that the pace being so slow made
it harder to read than it could have been. There are mysteries and flashbacks
and some things don’t make much sense until you come closer to the end but it
is well worth sticking with this book. The author does recommend that you read
the first book in the series, but if you don’t (like me), I think you can still
find a interesting story here.
Over time Cassie travels from England
to USA
to become a professor, but still stays in close touch with Gareth, and starts
researching something called Hughes gun. Meanwhile their close friend Marianne
is investigating a suspicion that Gareth is not who he claims to be. Throughout
his life and this quest, Cassie encounters some pretty interesting fellows and
gals and we learn a lot about him through his interactions and his thoughts/reflections
of events that have happened in the past.
The ending is a pretty good twist and certainly wasn’t
obvious. Very superb writing overall.
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