Yup. Another great Eisler installment... only drawback is that short stories are too short. Get writing Barry!!! ( )

Great book. Recommended reading for anyone who likes spy fiction.
Eisler is a former CIA operative who is most known his series about
John Rain a former Vietnam War Commando who is part Japanese and
part American. This story is not about John Rain although he is a
background character who Delilah remembers fondly and regrets saying goodbye to. Delilah is a Mossad agent. She's blonde and every
head turns when she walks down the street. She's tough as nails and
deadly as a nuclear missle. You don't want to mess with her. She has
an undercover assignment in London and she needs to infilitrate
Islamic terror cells before something bad happens. A well written tale
that is hard to put down. It doesn't have the Japanese phrases and
city descriptions that made A Clean Kill in Tokyo so interesting but it's
a good story. Read it ( )

I always like Barry Eisler's books. This novella features Delilah, a recurring character from the John Rain series. It's an enjoyable yarn, though I can see some people getting a bit squeamish toward the end (for reasons that I won't reveal). Worth reading if you're a fan of the Rain books; otherwise, the protagonist and her issues may not prove very meaningful. ( )