All of Mr. Thor's novels share a style: there is political ranting (i.e., tea party style) that is sometimes a speed bump amidst the plot, there are good guys who have to moral or ethical compass other than doing what they imagine as appropriate to defend the nation, all exposed with writing and character development at the C to C+ level.
Since the last book of Mr. Thor's that I read (two years ago), his writing hasn't changed sufficiently to make me a big fan.
So, if you want to read an action adventure novel that you don't have to invest much energy into, although you might skim a bit on the boring parts, then this isn't bad.
The fundamental plot line of this book is government monitoring of its citizens. This topic could be a very interesting skeleton for a well written novel. Unfortunately here the exposition of the idea is boring and not very well linked to the action.
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