"Good Grief"
I should have known by the comparison to the TV. show "Alias" that I was going to dislike this book but it looked like fun. It wasn't.
It is, however, unoriginal; the Cleaner in Le Femme Nikita is far more interesting. And it is disappointingly predictable; the twists and turns were less like a roller coaster ride and more like an uncomfortable get-away in the back of a jalopy Ford on a pot-holed road.
I gave it a chance and listened to it through the end but I couldn't wait for it to be over. It was one eye-rolling-you've-got-to-be-kidding-me moment after another. I'm dousing myself with Le Carre as an antidote.
The production value, however, is excellent. Scott Brick is a reliable and consistent reader.