
Sins of the Assassin
Assassin Trilogy, Book 2
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- نقد و بررسی
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نقد و بررسی

In Ferrigno's second Assassin novel, nuclear war has devastated the United States, leaving North America divided by two opposing factions: an Islamic republic and a Christian Bible Belt. The ensuing conflict provides the premise of this terrifyingly plausible story. L.J. Ganser provides three unique voices for the main characters, adding regional accents when necessary for the dialogue. For the narrative Ganser affects a flat narration, occasionally stressing syllables in unusual places. As the story progresses, he draws listeners in with a more natural cadence and a "near-future dialect" that is at once familiar and uncomfortably alien. A.Z.W. (c) AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine

November 12, 2007
Ferrigno fails to make the most of an intriguing premise in the second installment in his Assassin trilogy (after 2006’s Prayers of the Assassin
). In 2043, almost 30 years after a series of suitcase nukes destroyed New York City and Washington, D.C., the U.S. is divided into two major regions—the Islamic Republic and the Bible Belt. Islam and fundamentalist Christianity have respectively filled the spiritual vacuum caused by the mass destruction and the subsequent imposition of martial law. The underdeveloped plot focuses on the efforts of master killer Rakkim Epps to keep a powerful weapon out of the hands of the Colonel, a leader of the Bible Belt. Apocalyptic thriller fans looking for a thoughtful look at a near future where radical fundamentalism reigns supreme may be disappointed to find, instead, countless scenes of excessive violence.
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