The King's Deception

from Andy_DiMartino

I love this guy's stuff!!! He is right up there with Dan Brown as far as I am concerned. His historical fiction writing is well researched and the plausibility is top notch. Cotton Malone is a great character too with good depth to him. Keep them coming Steve!!!

from rufusraider

The King's Deception by Steve Berry is a good summer read. Quick paced and difficult to put down. The story is about the transfer of the Libyan bomber of the Pan Am flight over Scotland after being diagnosed with cancer. Supposedly the US is attempting to blackmail Great Britain to block the tran...

from utbw42

I am still amazed at how much hardcore history Berry puts into his books, and this one is no exception. While the historical perspectives provide for a rich background for the plot, and gives Berry a nice playground to try certain fictional ideas along with it, the characters to me are just not q...

from harpua

It's been a while since I've read a Berry novel and I was pleased as usual. Next to US history, the history of Great Britain is something that has always fascinated me and the idea that controversy exists in the English monarchy is no real surprise. This is a quick paced book that follows a simil...

from tottman

Secret societies, british and american spies with hidden agendas, and a centuries old secret involving Henry VIII and Elizabeth I lie at the heart of The King's Deception. Cotton Malone is dragged unknowingly into a CIA plot to discover a secret the British government would prefer to remain secre...