It was a fun read with a strong start as McGee is hooked into another mystery, and I liked the scenes in both Florida and Grenada as he unraveled what was really happening, but the cruelty of the protagonist while deceiving one of the marks put me off a bit, and I thought the ending didn't quite deliver. ( )

Agree with other reviewers - a bit too much violence / threat / sadism in this one for me. Distasteful scene with girl buried at the beach to die... ack. ( )

There are better McDonald books but it is still quite an adventure. The protagonist doesn't suffer fools, con-artist or lies. He is to world weary to put up with the BS.

Warning: If a hard man doing hard things to fix hard problems makes your woman parts hurt then avoid these books. ( )

Travis sticks himself into this adventure, travels to the Caribbean,Grenada, has a few brushes with death and bounces between a few lovely ladies. The story has plenty of twists and turns and enough detail to keep it interesting. How long will it be before a generation comes along that doesn’t know what a phone booth is? ( )

I found myself feeling a little disappointed in the direction the character took in this book. Initially it seemed good, a bit of personal reflection, questioning of self motivation and life direction then a little later in the novel Travis is repeatedly choking a woman to get information out of her.
It sort of takes the evilness away from the character whose torturing and killing people too when the main good character is happy to choke people for information and threaten them.

Just found this one not as enjoyable as most of the others, seemed like it was trying too hard. ( )