The King's Deception
By Steve Berry
The King's Deception opens with Cotton Malone and his
fifteen-year-old son, Gary traveling to Europe so they can escort a teenage
fugitive England.
This favor for the justice apartment goes array, when upon
arrival in London, both Cotton's son and the teen are kidnapped. This is the catalyst for Cotton to do what he
does well, research, kick butt and beat the bad guys.
I have always liked Cotton Malone and his adventures, with their
mix of history and suspense; they have always been a great read. BUT unfortunately the concept of this
book and how the story played out was just nonsensical with its, terrorists and
Tudor secrets.
Steve Berry needs to examine his plot formula as this is his
8th book with Cotton as the main character and it was predictable,
there were few surprises and I struggled to finish it.
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