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In any event, I can and do heartily recommend this book to you and I do that because I believe it's content and the user-friendliness of the subject matter as written by the author is something that every person should read and understand. It makes what is going on in that part of the world much more three dimensional. It brings an insight into the Middle East conflict into your house and if we are ever going to find a solution to the world's wars, then what better way to start than by understanding?
I read [[''The Righteous Men]] '' last year and found it a rollercoaster of a read. Sam Bourne is a tremendously gifted writer and tells stories based around his innate knowledge with definite flair. If you are not one of the squillions who have already done so, you may like to try Dan Brown, starting with [[''The Da Vinci Code]]'' which albeit a real page-turner, for my money Sam Bourne is a better story-teller. We have reviewed [[Digital Fortress]], also by Dan Brown, for you here on Bookbag although I would agree with the Magda that it is not one of his finer efforts.
Finally, we would very much like to thank the guys and gals at Harper for sending us this book.