Protocol-17 is a hard-boiled stew laced with gritty cop-shop and menacing conspiracies.
Richard Weber dishes out this supernatural concoction, offering readers a palatable yet
powerful feast noir.
Nancy Kilpatrick
author of
The Power of the Blood series
and
The Goth Bible
Brought together by fate a beautiful Mossad agent and a hard-boiled dectective elude the Illuminati and follow a trail that leads them from The Vatican to an orphanage in Chicago and a boy who holds the key. Shapeshifters,a Golem,ambigrams,mind-control Psyops,black helos--Dean Koontz thrills meet Umberto Eco occult thriller.
Mr. Weber’s, DARK PROTOCOLS, is fast paced, exciting, thrilling, and awfully chilling. What I loved most about this novel were the characters and the mysterious plot. They both kept me guessing throughout the entire novel, and I must admit I never guessed right. My favorite character is THE OTHER, a combination of bad & good, but I’ll not tell who or what the other is. Best to read it. Josey and Sam, of course, were wonderful. And I’d say they’re perfect for each other, smart a**’s the both of them. Very enjoyable! I also loved hating the bad guy (s). Can't wait to read the next one...I'm thinking maybe something to do with Turin, Joesy, and Sam. Overall, a fine, entertaining read that I’m glad I didn’t miss.
Reviewed by Sara Merlene
12/6/2002
A fast paced but intellectual psycho thriller.
Written in the tradition of cross-genre horror: Euro-thriller and a splash of Horror.
Plot driven but the characters were fleshed out. Could make an interesting series.
Sara
Can something so perfect really be poisonous?
When Rachel and her husband Adam move to Maple Cottage in remote Cheshire, it should be the fulfilment of their dream to start a family.
Haunted by her past and challenged by events around he
