The Good Spy Dies Twice by Mark Hosack

This was a who-dun-it with the added trappings of multiple victims.   An investigative reporter’s career crashes, he finds love, deceit, murder and conspiracy.

Hosack paints a good character in Jake, who is flawed in so many ways.   The plot is intricate and colorful.   This was more mystery than spy story.   The setting was nothing less than chilly. 

Hosack’s descriptive prose provided a shiver on an otherwise sweltering night.

This was a good story with a solid plot.

I recommend it.

This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.