Milo Weaver: An American Spy (Paperback)

from norinrad10

This book starts out with us getting to know the antagonist. The first third of the book is spent humanizing the man who will put super agent Milo through his paces. Its a very effective strategy and makes this book all the more interesting. Book is also a little depressing as we come to realize ...

from nosajeel

A fast-paced conclusion to The Tourist trilogy. It unpeals like an onion, with each part retelling some of the previous story from a different perspective but then pushing the narrative forward further in time. It is an interesting technique that is well executed.The first layer of the onion is a...

from dgmlrhodes

This book is the third installment in Olen Steinhausers novels featuring Milo Weaver, the reluctant spy. I have to admit that I had a hard time getting into this book. I had not read the first two novels in the series, and I felt like I was lost. The novel has many intricacies and is complex enou...

from BillPilgrim

I read Steinhauer's most recent book, A Cairo Affair not too long ago, and enjoyed it so when I saw this one on the library shelf, I decided to give it a try. But, after starting I realized that I probably should have read some other Steinhauer books first, The Tourist and The Nearest Exit, becau...

from jasonlf

A fast-paced conclusion to The Tourist trilogy. It unpeals like an onion, with each part retelling some of the previous story from a different perspective but then pushing the narrative forward further in time. It is an interesting technique that is well executed. The first layer of the onion is ...