"No negociarás con terroristas". Este es el primer mandamiento de la guerra contra el terror, pero algo ha hecho que el propio presidente de los Estados Unidos lo quebrante. El agente antiterrorista Scot Harvath descubre de improviso que su vida ha cambiado violentamente y para siempre. Un sádico asesino está vengándose personalmente de él. Siguiendo el orden inverso de las plagas bíblicas que asolaron a los egipcios, está atacando una por una, a las personas más cercanas y queridas de Harvath.

Another Scot Harvath thriller. Agree with other reviewers that Scot has been tarnished, having lowered himself to torturing prisoners. Maybe he is becoming 24's Jack Bauer? ( )

This is my first Thor but definitely not my last. This is a very captivating thriller. Great plot and great characters. What a wonderful find. ( )

It is always dangerous to just jump in the middle of a series, so judge this review accordingly. This is a good ol' thriller. It doesn't bring anything innovative to the genre but is a great example. I enjoyed the read and kept turning the pages as any good thriller demands. ( )

This was an okay Scot Harvath outing, but nothing special, and with some gratuitous "torture porn" (again--Thor seems to really enjoy including some of this) in the first half of the book that was particularly off-putting. This time around, revenge is the theme as someone goes after the people close to Harvath in retaliation for a past event between Harvath and the baddie in question. I wouldn't recommend it as the starting point for someone new to Thor's work, but it's solid enough to recommend to existing fans of the series. ( )