A review by canada_matt
The Admiral's Mark by Steve Berry
4.0
A great little story to read while driving from A to B. Cotton Malone is headed down to Haiti to look into the death of his brother-in-law. What he discovers is more than a drowning accident and opens the door on some historical Americana related to Columbus.
Berry is at it again with his most-loved character, who likes to stick his neck out and solve crimes unrelated to his daily life. Always revealing another layer of the Malone character in the most unorthodox manner, Berry has the reader hooked frolm page one.
A great story to kill time on the way home from work and running a few errands. Kudos, Mr. Berry! A great tie in (I would expect, since I have yet to read it) with The Columbus Affair.
Berry is at it again with his most-loved character, who likes to stick his neck out and solve crimes unrelated to his daily life. Always revealing another layer of the Malone character in the most unorthodox manner, Berry has the reader hooked frolm page one.
A great story to kill time on the way home from work and running a few errands. Kudos, Mr. Berry! A great tie in (I would expect, since I have yet to read it) with The Columbus Affair.