Jonathon Ransom Rules of Deception, Book 1, (Paperback)

from zhoud2005

I usually "read" my books by listening to audiobooks. I got this one from LT member give-away, so I vowed to finish it no matter what. It turned out to be tough decision. This book left me feeling less than satisfied. The plot, in my opinion, is not that credible. Two competing U.S. spy agencies ...

from PermaSwooned

This is a pretty good spy story. The hero seems unbelievably clueless about his own life and caught up in things he doesn't begin to understand. Many disparate threads that take a while to come together, and it's not completely clear even at the end who all the good guys and bad guys are. Still.....

from FredB

This is a thriller set mostly in Switzerland. Jonathan Ransom is an American doctor working for Doctors without Borders in Geneva. He is on a ski outing with his wife Emma when she is killed in a mishap. After her death, he discovers she was leading a double life as a spy, and follows her trail t...

from PermaSwooned

This is a pretty good spy story. The hero seems unbelievably clueless about his own life and caught up in things he doesn't begin to understand. Many disparate threads that take a while to come together, and it's not completely clear even at the end who all the good guys and bad guys are. Still.....

from Donura1

DATE: June 2008 TITLE: Rules of Deception AUTHOR: Christopher Reich PUBLISHER: Doubleday COPYRIGHT: July 2008 RATING: 4.5 out of 5 Christopher Reich absolutely has a winner with this book. Rules of Deception has it all. With a full and varied cast of characters, current political climates in diff...