The Circle-A Killings

This story opens with a killing that lays the groundwork for the whole book and makes the reader wonder who and why they took place. Three American billionaires are killed and Rossi and Cathy must work together after their failed relationship, to solve the reason behind the killings. A great combination of of political intrigue, conspiracy and suspense in what I would classify as a Noir Thriller.

Another chilling thriller part two in the series.A strong protagonist a group of characters that come alive some returning from first book.A series to follow

This is a story with relentless wrongdoing thrills in an ethos of connivance, worldwide legislative issues and reconnaissance. Rossi and Cathy first showed up in 'The Concordat', however on the off chance that you acknowledge they have history, this peruses well as an independent. The plot is multilayered, and it keeps you speculating. It deals with numerous levels, wrongdoing examination, political interest and the noir exercises of the knowledge administrations. Observing the executioner is difficult to do. Rossi and Cathy add an enthusiastic side to the story. They have a sentimental history, and this shows in their cooperations. The dynamic between them is captivating. The story has an addictive quality with activity, kinship, trick and brutality.

The world's richest people are being systematically murdered, and an anarchist movement may—or may not—be to blame. Returning from Moscow, Lorenzo Rossi finds himself forced to quit his job as head of the Vatican police and finds himself involved. I was hoping to like this book as the subject matter was appealing and relevant to the political/quasi revolutionary climate we find ourselves in these days. Problem is, in my youth I read a lot of books featuring larger than life, egotistical types of the James Bond ilk. When I got into the REAL working world these were people that I came to abhor. Lorenzo Rossi falls pretty much in that category in my mind. Don't blame the author- it's all on me for this review.

This looks like a great mystery. Centered in London, a sniper is seemingly going down the list of richest billionaires and picking them off one by one creating a frenzy. Lorenzo Rossi, (Newly of the Vatican police and Inspector General) is being tapped to set aside his classes and is brought in to assist with the investigation. The sample I had to read was just enough to whet my literary appetite. Looks to be a great book and one I want to complete.