Book Review: ‘Revenge Of Odessa: A Novel’ By Frederick Forsyth (Author), Tony Kent (Author)

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50 years ago, The Odessa Files was released and it was a smash hit. Now, today, a sequel has been written by the original author, who passed away not too long ago and Tony Kent. It’s an explosive action-thriller that you will not want to put down. One of the best books of the year. A terrorist attack has taken place in Stuttgart, Germany and journalist Georg Miller has traveled there to do a story on it. While in the hospital, he runs into an old man, Carl Ackerman, who mistakes him for his dead father, and is shocked to see him, because he killed him years ago when he worked for Odessa. Georg starts investigating and finds out that Odessa, long thought dead by his Grandfather, is alive and ready for a comeback. Odessa wants to bring back what Hitler tried to do in WWII. George teams up with his Grandfather, Peter Miller, along with a bad ass mercenary named Scott Brogan, and together they are going to find and take out Odessa once again. There’s also a side plot involving an American Senator and one of his staff members finding a connection to dirty money, Germany and the Vice-President of the United States and a possible attempt on his life.