All the Dead Were Strangers

Rating:
Summary: Hated it!
Review: This third book finds Conrad Voort tracking a list of names given to him by a childhood friend, Meechum Keefe. As Conrad tracks down these people he finds that so far all but one is dead. In digging a little deeper, Voort finds himself the target of some very dangerous and unsavory characters. This particular book didn't hold as much interest for me as his first two because it was focused largely on military/government, but as far as the actual storyline and plot, it was a little more intricate than Black's other books and very well written. Black is proving to be a top-notch novelist. I will definitely continue to read books by this author.