In the wake of the turbulent events described in his previous novel, "Incubus," author Michael R. Davidson's fertile imagination has produced a sequel with an intricate plot and a cast of characters that is every bit as exciting. Readers will recognize disgraced Russian president Shurgin, Ewan Ramsay and his wife, Sasha among others. But we also are introduced to a suicide bomber and a sadistic Iranian serial killer who become the instruments of Shurgin's plan for revenge. As we have come to expect from Davidson's storytelling, the plot contains twists and turns and scenes based on historical fact. The reader is swept along on a rising tide of murderous violence and intrigue from South America, to Europe, the United States, and Israel as Ramsay once again stalks his most dangerous enemy across the globe.
