The Echelon Vendetta
Posted July 14, 2011 by Admin under under David Vendetta
The Echelon Vendetta
CIA agent Micah Dalton is a "cleanser." he takes care of different retailers' mistakes. when a friend and mentor commits a gruesome suicide, Dalton's investigation leads him into the snare of a madman, into the arms of an attractive, mysterious stranger-and right into a conspiracy inside of his personal company. Dalton is aware of just one thing for positive-this activity goes to get very messy.
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2 Responses to “The Echelon Vendetta”
July 14th, 2011 at 12:20 pm
Terrific!,
I got to read an advance reading copy of this book, and found myself buying two copies for friends of mine. At first I thought "great, here's another CIA-thriller from some unknown author"...only to find myself immersed in the novel within only pages, and suddenly thinking "where did this author come from?"
Many surprises, a few violent deaths, and wonderful scenic settings. It's rare that all the elements come together as well as they do in this novel thriller.
But one warning -- the emphasis is on VIOLENT in the "violent deaths" sentence above. We're talking SIlence of the Lambs violent. Still, it's entertaining and fast paced, and truly surprising! I can imagine the folks in those studio offices in Hollywood jumping over each other to buy the movie rights.
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|July 14th, 2011 at 12:38 pm
LeCarre's heir,
Michah Dalton, a "cleaner" for the Company is called to Cortona, a small Italian town where his friend Porter Naumann has met a horrific end. Before the day is over Dalton is fighting for his own life with Croatian thugs and then a bright green spider.
Determined to avenge Naumann's death Dalton traverses the globe from a horrendous crime-scene in London to Langley to the badlands of Wyoming, Montana, and Colorado. At every turn he he encounters danger and loss of life. Yet he perseveres, sometimes by pure luck and sometimes by cunning and sometimes by military savvy.
George Smiley, LeCarre's quintessential Cold War spy confronted betrayal behind operation. Here it is duty that drives Dalton onward. But Dalton is also bright, literate and angst-riddled. If there is some betrayal lurking, it is not for me to say. But this book never lets go, never compromises, and never can be put down.
A new master spy designed for the Long War has emerged. May we see him again!
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