I’ve been struggling with this State of Terror review by former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and New York Times bestseller Louise Penny. If you put politics aside, this one was a fun read.
Secretary of State Ellen Adams is in a position no one ever anticipated. Working for a rival politician wasn’t her idea of fun. The saying “keep your friends close, and your enemies closer,” was never more relevant as Adams serves in President-elect Douglas Williams administration. As the disheveled, never prim and proper Adams travels the world performing her duties, bombs start going off in London, Paris, and Frankfurt.
At the State Department desk of Anahita Dahir, Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs, a random and anonymous message comes across with vital information. This information leads to an international finger pointing escapade that ends with a few missing dirty bombs supposedly in the United States. As the pieces start to fall in line, while tackling seemingly overwhelming odds, Adams and her team of crack shot intelligence personnel are working every bit of information to determine who is behind the insurrection.
Clinton and Penny team up to deliver a thriller that showcases the true human spirit and dedication to country, while utilizing the current American political climate.
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