Counterplay

Counterplay, by Robert K. Tanenbaum
Finishing the third of these new Karps, I find that I can go ahead and read through them ok. I feel like I am either becoming inured to his rightie politics or his vitriolic post 9-11 mood has changed and he has started going back to where he was before. The story's become less "realistic" and more James Patterson like, though there is a lot of dense junk to wade through. Whereas before that dense stuff was what I liked. Oh well.