by Steve Berry
[edit] American history hasn't ever been my favorite, although I'm thankful for my citizenship. So when I discovered Berry's latest Cotton Malone book was contrived around Lincoln, I didn't have great hopes that I'd enjoy it much.I was wrong. This is a good book: well written, informative, fast-pace...
Steve Berry delves into the subject of secession and the current legality of it as Cotton Malone and other recurring supporting characters are forced to take on a madman and his plot to use the Mormon religion to bring about the state of Utah's breakaway from the United States. This novel was extrem...
Book #9 in the Cotton Malone Mystery“The Lincoln Myth” talks about the Church of the Latter Day Saints and its involvement with the nation's history and who else but Cotton Malone to get involved and thwart the threat to the integrity of the United States.Being a huge fan of Mr. Berry I expected a g...
The plots and research of these books are compelling but the actually books aren't. I should have learned from the King's Deception that the plot and denouement are better than the book itself. However, because I absolutely loved the Templar Legacy, I thought King's Deception was just a one-time mis...
It’s only fitting that Cotton Malone goes from saving the UK from tearing apart in the last novel to trying to save USA in this one. Unfortunately this book isn’t as interesting to read as The King's Deception was. This book was ok to read, not bad just not fantastic to read and the usual flow was...
This review can also be found at Carole's Random LifeI received an advance reader edition of this book from Random House Publishing Group and Net Galley for the purpose of providing an honest review.4 StarsThis is the ninth book in Steve Berry's Cotton Malone Series. Generally, I like to read books...
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