Author: John

A good detective mystery requires plausibility, and this one does not have very much.

Ms. Wilkerson presents a convincing theory that the race issue in the United States defines a caste system.

Frank took the time and had the skill level and the instincts required to understand me better than my assigned counselors.

Harry (Bo) Mason was a gambler, not the sort that played craps or blackjack in a casino, but one who gambled on the fates of life.

The book’s great historical and educational value trumps its spy story quality all day long.