I can always tell when a writer is faking locations. Mr. Meyer did a good job, but not good enough, as some UK jargon slipped into the writing. Which was disorienting, as the story was based in NY.
Killing Faith (A Gabriel De Sade Thriller, Book 1)
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Killing Faith, by Eric Meyer
The hero of this action / adventure novel is Gabriel de Sade, a NY City detective and former Special Forces operator. His partner is FBI Agent Faith Ward who, it turns out, has a politically powerful parent. In this book (the first of the series), they have identified a Russian mafioso as a serial killer operating in New York. He flees to Russia and our heroes follow. A Russian Orthodox Bishop just happens to help them out with arms and contacts. A former Special Forces buddy shows up to help. Action and mayhem ensue.
I can always tell when a writer is faking locations. Mr. Meyer did a good job, but not good enough, as some UK jargon slipped into the writing. Which was disorienting, as the story was based in NY.
Killing Faith (A Gabriel De Sade Thriller, Book 1)
I can always tell when a writer is faking locations. Mr. Meyer did a good job, but not good enough, as some UK jargon slipped into the writing. Which was disorienting, as the story was based in NY.
Killing Faith (A Gabriel De Sade Thriller, Book 1)
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