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The Devil's Game by Sean Chercover

skinnypenguin's review against another edition

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5.0

Loved this book. Received this along with the other 2 books in the series as a winner in the Goodreads.com Giveaways.
It was interesting to watch the evolution of the main character, Daniel, from a priest in the previous book to a member of the Foundation. His prior association with Annomalous Information Transfer (AIT) dealing with his uncle helps him in his current job. He is trying to help find others who have AIT before the Council does. While investigating one case he stumbles upon something much bigger. He finds a woman who has AIT and she aids him in fighting some bad guys and trying to prevent them from releasing the plague and killing people and creating more people with AIT so they can control information about the future.
Lots of action and the story travels to several places around the world. Includes clashes between father and son, and cover ups by the government, interference by two organizations with different agendas and the classic good versus evil.
Well written, looking forward to reading the next in the series.

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5.0

Daniel Byrne has been recruited by a shadow organization to fight against another shadow organization. The Fleur de Lis Foundation has been fighting against the Council for World Peace for centuries; both sides kept in mutually assured destruction. This was a real thrill ride and a very enjoyable read.
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