“Is he going
to die today?” An odd question for Sarah to have in the morning, but a
compelling start to the novel. The topic then steers to the subject of security
systems and protecting valuable assets. What assets? And why would somebody
die? I didn’t get that.
Details
concerning government bureaucracy and
nanotechnology were very scientific and daunting.
Well-written
with intellectual wit, Accidental Killer
is clearly a political thriller, which may suit the fans of the genre; however,
for me, it was nothing but confusion. Although the fine details and colorful
descriptions were appreciated, I felt that there was too much going on to fully
immerse in the story. There were too many characters and too many convoluted
theories.
Judging by
the title, I thought this would be more of a horror/suspense/mystery story and
I guess somewhere along the line it is, but it just wasn’t what I expected.
My rating: 2.5 stars
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