Olen Steinhauer

Forced to prove his loyalty to his new bosses in order to return to the CIA, reluctant spy Milo Weaver finds himself caught between the self-interests of patriots and traitors. By the Edgar finalist author of the best-selling The Tourist.

The Nearest Exit

G. Jason Head

OK. I am keeping open the possibility that when I finally read the 3rd book in this series, I may have a different opinion on this book. But for now...

I don't think this is as good as "The Tourist" - in fact, this book left me with the feeling that it's just a segue into book three. I also thought the story is starting to get a bit complex too, and I had just tiny little bit of difficulty following it. I didn, however, like that this book sorta shows you in a way that Milo is such a flawed person.

I didn't really start enjoying this book until 1/2 way in - the final 1/4 of the book was fun.

The Nearest Exit

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