If you, like me, have an insatiable appetite for Alphonso Clay aka Harry Bierce, this new novel will keep you couch bound until the last word. The second novel of the second series takes place during WWII. Alphonso Clay had had to disappear for nearly two decades (since he ages not past thirty-five) but comes back as FBI Agent Bierce in the 1920s, solving crimes of Bonnie and Clyde, among several others, in Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? In Destroyer of Worlds, Bierce tackles espionage of the highest levels; those concerning The Manhattan Project and Nazi secrets. From page one, you are drawn into not only international intrigue but you get to know his ‘especially talented’ adult children as well.

I have always been in awe of Jack Martin who ceases to amaze me. More! More! More!