Paul Osborn as a boy, sees his father murdered. The face of the man who did it is burned into his mind for years there after. Years later while in Paris, he sees the man who did it and sets out to murder him. This, in a very twisted way involves him in a plot taking place in Germany, where a select group of industrialists are preparing for a very momentous event. It all ends in the Swiss Alps and the outcome will truly blow you away.

The ever changing plot and the variety of countries and cultures this book exposes you too.

This book is very hard to follow. My advice, "Pay Attention" it really is worth your while.

Read it again, I'm sure I missed something and if not I would enjoy one more round with this book.

Amazed! What a great ending. "Pay Attention!"

I regret to admit that this is the first book I've bought by Allan Folsom. I found him to be a brillant author and have bought yet another book by him that I intend to start soon.

It's awesome and keeps you interested through the entire book. I can not stress enough though, if you read this (yes I'm going to say it again) PAY ATTENTION!

I don't recommend this book if you are short on time or attention span. It's an awesome read and worth your time but, you will have to dedicate your mind to it while you read it.

Have a blast! This book will take you on a wild ride and, if you don't understand it... you didn't pay attention. hehe

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