Picked up at a LFL, possibly to read, possibly to share in an upcoming book box swap.

This was definitely a lively, fast-moving thriller. It has a lot of 'content', in a good way. Instead of just chasing after a McGuffin, the author has his characters (and reader) learn about theoretical physics, astronomy, history and geography. Like all thrillers nowadays (especially movies) it moves all over the world, but it doesn't feel as random and artificial as it generally does in the movies. This is a big, thick book with a lot of characters, but it was involving and fast moving. I didn't put it down, and read it all in 2 days, which is unusually speedy for me!

Recommended.

The LFL has been moved a tiny bit: just to the R of the playground on the walkway around the pond, as you enter the park from the parking lot.

Somewhat empty, almost only kids' books right now: lots of James Patterson, and for adults, this and one or two other thrillers.