Odin: The Diary of a CIA Assassin

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Summary: Justice via Hank Anlaf
Review: A fast read, compelling for the author's breadth of knowledge of faraway places as well as ways to assassinate the purveyors of evil. Especially notable for Hank's loyalty to his fallen comrade, Stan Bauer, and a rescued gypsy girl. Also notable is the fact that the book has no editorial errors!

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Summary: Most witty and satirical
Review: Anlaf and Sannar are masters of deadpan satire. The dark humor in Odin brims with bureaucratic and social criticism. Good riddane to the superhero main character so prevalent in today's thriller fiction. And a warm welcome to its evil twin: Hank Anlaf.

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Summary: Fast-paced, Action-packed Spy Novel
Review: There is never a dull moment in this book - I read it non-stop from cover to cover. This book has all the action of The Bourne Identity (the movie) with the cutting criticisms of the CIA's bureaucracy and incompetent leadership of Bob Baer's See No Evil. A must read for anyone looking for insights into one of the U.S. Government's most secretive organizations.