An expert at
martial arts (well, of course, she would have to be,) Mary does not succumb to
the chauvinistic customs society (particularly
men) imposes. I liked that about her.
A chance to
get back into the war zone arrives when Mary's sister gets kidnapped by foreign
agents. Well, that just provokes her to go all "Mission Impossible"
until she gets framed and sent to prison.
The story
took a while to drum up my interest, mostly because of the tedium involving
politics, armed forces, and foreign affairs. I kept on reading, hoping it would
get better, but it just got more complex. I applaud the use of a strong female
protagonist for this so-called "action-packed thriller," but it just
didn't really do it for me. Like the title, I was practically "muddlin
through" this book.
My rating: 2.5 stars
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