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Review by:
Thomas Wilson
on July 21, 2011 :
It's an excellent book! Part history, and seventy-percent true, but you have to guess which parts are true.
I know this because I know the author and she told me. The two main characters in her book are based off her true to life mom and dad who were attached to the U.S. Embassy in what became Sri Lanka after the revolution!
It's a riveting story of espionage where nobody is who they seem and you never know who is working for whom. If you like historical, romantic, espionage stories then this is the book for you! I really enjoyed it, and didn't want the adventure to end. Hopefully there will be further adventures of Eiko and Jack Mueller.
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Charlotte Babb
on March 27, 2011 :
The suspense keeps building in this international thriller as Eiko Mueller, a survivor of Nagasaki and wife of an American marine, is targeted as the vulnerable point of diplomatic intrigue. Set in the Nixon era near the end of the Vietnam war, the story takes place as Ceylon, the "Second Paradise," renounces its British commonwealth status to become Sri Lanka.
Each embassy has its eye on Eiko through their operatives, and it's not always clear who the bad guys are. This is a fun read, with a glance into the culture of Southeast Asia, the culture of diplomacy. It explores the strength of a woman who has learned how to make her place in whatever circumstances challenge her.
I'd like to read more about Eiko, her back story and her further adventures in the Intelligence community.
(reviewed the day of purchase)