It was an intriguing book. The first chapter introduced a man named Figen and a woman named Hannah who had a sexual relationship. In the morning, Hannah looked out the window and signaled someone in a van that was parked across the street. That took me by surprise. I wondered who she was and why she was signaling someone. Was she a criminal out to get Figen? Or was she an undercover agent? I wanted to continue reading the book to find out who she was.
However, the second chapter introduced another character named Alex Chase, who was a lawyer. There wasn't anything about Figen or Hannah. As a result, I was a little disappointed, but I kept reading to find out if the author brought out more about Figen and Hannah.
The author kept me interested in the book by writing the first chapter the way he did and the way he built up the suspense, but it was confusing when the scenes and characters kept changing. It left me wondering about Figen and Hannah. I was confused about the characters when I read the book.
The focus of the book seemed to be on Alex Chase, who was a lawyer, and Hope. Hope had been kidnapped, and he wanted to find her. He loved Hope and wanted to protect her. The kidnappers told him that Hope would be killed if he contacted the police.
To make the book more intriguing, Alex was being chased by Aoshi, who was a detective. If the kidnappers caught them together, they would kill Hope.
Another aspect of the book was the drug, Marpax. Something was wrong with the drug, and Alex Chase tried to find out what was wrong. Marpax was EoGen Pharmaceuticals's big drug they developed.
Throughout the book, I was confused about the character, Figen. Part of the time, I thought he was a real person, and then the author brought out that he wasn't real. Later on, it seemed he was real.
However, I wanted to continue reading the book to find out what was going to happen with Figen, Hannah, Alex, and the other characters. The book ended with Figen and Hannah being together.
This was an interesting and intriguing book, but it was different from other books that I have read. I did enjoy reading it.
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