Review: Deceptive Cadence by Kathryn Guare

Synopsis

MI6 trained him to find the man who took everything from him.
They have their own reasons — but he has only one: to discover why the brother he trusted betrayed him.
Conor McBride was a talented musician once, but now he’s disappeared into an undercover identity to search for the man who ruined his career: his own brother.
On a journey from the green fields of Ireland to the tumultuous streets of India, Conor McBride is following the trail of a brother who betrayed him, but he’s playing a dangerous game without rules.

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Review

I’m a big fan of TV Series books like Reacher, The Terminal list. Give me a grumpy male lead with a complex family history, who gets recruited by MI6 (a farmer turned spy) and sent on a mission that he is not suited for to begin with but surprises everyone along the way.
It comes with a lot of action, builds relationships, introduces us the various characters and their unique personalities. It all works very well together, and I felt very entertained the whole time. Combine this with a lot of sarcasm along the way and you can consider me hooked.

I really enjoyed this book and I’m looking forward to reading more of the series.
A big plus is the fact that our main character comes from Ireland. I’ve been there on vacation for 4 years in a row now and some of the cities, areas mentioned are familiar to me.
Definitely a very good start to a series, that will grab your attention if you are a fan of the genre.

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