 FBI Agent Puller Monk is a gambler. High stakes get his juices flowing, but now his dark side is catching up with him. This time he might very well end up dead.  The paperback version, available from your favorite bookstore or online bookseller.  Quantico Rules as it's sold in Paris and across France.  Too busy to read? Listen to both QUANTICO RULES and SLEEPER from Brilliance Audio. Actor David Colacci has never been better, and your commute will vanish before you know it! |
NOVELS.jpg) FBI Agent Puller Monk's fear that he's developing the same Alzheimer's that killed his father causes a lapse of judgment that appears certain to help North Korea's deadliest assassin. BOOKLIST REVIEW OF SLEEPER FBI agent Puller Monk returns for his second outing. Monk's father has just passed away, and Monk suddenly has to deal with the revelation that he may have a genetic predisposition for Alzheimer's. That's not all he has to deal with: there is a superspy on the loose, a beautiful young American woman raised by the North Koreans, and the good guys don't know exactly what she looks like or exactly where she is, but it's imperative she be stopped, and (naturally) Monk is the only man for the job. The notion of the deeply flawed hero has been one of crime fiction's staples for decades, but Riehl, the former FBI agent who came out of nowhere with the first Monk adventure, QUANTICO RULES(2003), works plenty of fascinating variations on the theme. Puller is no standard-issue flawed hero; he is a fresh, exciting, and dramatic creation. Like its predecessor, this novel barely scratches the surface of Puller Monk, and we eagerly await further entries in what has quickly become an excellent series. DAVID PITT |
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