Javier Falcón Books: The Hidden Assassins (Paperback)

from Hagelstein

A murder investigation in Seville abrubtly turns into a bombing investigation early in this novel, which makes it unlike Wilson's other books. The investigation conducted by Inspector Jefe Javier Falcon drags on, and so does the story, to some extent, until the pieces start coming together at the...

from jpporter

This is the third book in Robert Wilson's Javier Falcon series. It is pretty much necessary that one has read the first two books (and in order) to fully appreciate pretty much all of what goes on here. Many of the themes that begin in books one and two begin to be developed in this volume - almo...

from BrianEWilliams

Excellent. It's one of a 4-book series of which this is the third. Also, it's a long book (450pp) with one main storyline and several side ones that can distract a reader. I've read the next in the series and would suggest that if you like this one, be sure to read the next: several of the storyl...

from BrianEWilliams

Excellent. It's one of a 4-book series of which this is the third. Also, it's a long book (450pp) with one main storyline and several side ones that can distract a reader. I've read the next in the series and would suggest that if you like this one, be sure to read the next: several of the storyl...

from Gary10

Intricate story of an investigation of a terrorist bombing in Seville, Spain. Reminiscent of the recent Madrid bombings. My main complaint is that there were tons of minor characters and difficult to keep up with lots of detailed plot twists, but at the same time, not much depth to the characters.