2,5/5. Unoriginal, a main character that I dislike like I didn’t eve though it was possible and a story that has been told a million time, not exactly like that but you know… The writing was fluid, but repetitive and just too slow for a thriller. We don’t really care what will happen to Cassie, so that’s a big problem because right there, when you don’t care about the main characters, you start losing interest. There is some political/international/spy/politics criticism in here, but too few and nothing deep or serious enough, just a background fact and opinion here and there. Not all bad, it’s readable, but there are so many thrillers on the market and a lot way better than this one, to make it worth reading.