Whiskey Tango Foxtrot (CD-Audio)

from mamzel

This story is about a megalomaniac who intends to intercept and record every piece of information transmitted and eventually hold this information hostage if it suited him. There are, however, (and of course), those who wish to stop him and they recruit a young woman who happened across one of th...

from alwright1

I received this as an ARC from the publisher and got incredibly busy after I read it, so I apologize for the late start here. The story starts with the establishing of three separate disaffected 30-somethings in seemingly disparate situations. The three become entangled as a mysterious cabal work...

from Pferdina

I enjoyed reading this book, although I had no idea what was going on for at least the first half. The three main characters' stories were completed separate at first. My only complaint is that the book ended too soon, just as things were getting interesting.

from Lirmac

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot seems like two books. It begins as a nuanced character study of people in disparate situations; about halfway through it turns into the paranoid techno thriller announced by the jacket copy (that I didn't read until I'd finished the book). The 'techno thriller' part is effec...

from Eyejaybee

This was one of those odd cases where I think the novel was very clever, with an intricate, well thought out plot, but I just couldn't make myself like it. There are three separate plot lines revolving around a young Persian-American woman working for an NGO in Burma, a young man who has just los...