This book has pushed Andy McDermott up to the ranks of Dan Brown for me. Yes, he’s that good! At least to me he is. The secrets, the codes, the history….all add up to a hell of a good story. Plus you get some action, adventure, and suspense. Even though the book is long, it was (in my opinion) well researched, well thought out, and well written. Fan. For. Life!
I received an e-copy of this story for my honest review.

I've been reading, and enjoying, the Chase/Wilde series for years. I was DISMAYED when the author made Nina pregnant in the book prior to this one. There's nothing I hate more than a senseless pregnancy. It brings nothing to the characters or the book and just distracts from what WAS a great series. I don't know if authors think that all women want to read about pregnancies or what. I'm one who doesn't. I liked these action filled stories for what they were, mindless action, death and explosions. They were awesome!

But that all changes with a kid on the way, and I didn't like this book nearly as much because of it. Or perhaps he stopped having good ideas, because for the next book I noted that there's a time for series to end, and with this one, it should have come with book 10.

Beyond all that, this book had religious undertones all through it, and I didn't enjoy that at all either. It just wasn't a fun book for me, and that's what I read these type of books for, the fun. I said in my review of book 12 that I was done with the series, so I just need to be.


Setting = B
Plot = C
Conflict = C
Characters = B
Theme = D

The revelation code was a riveting read and one of Eddie and Nina's most dangerous adventures yet!