This book, the conclusion of the 2 part story arc that started with #11, is quite disappointing.
Some of the knots of the 11th album are unknotted in a petty way - especially the part of Quinn disguising as Cochrane at the bank in the Cayman Islands. The ingenuity of the plotting that was built to put Largo into the trap in the previous album isn't maintained as Largo tries to undo them. Luck becomes Largo's friend almost all the time from getting out of the prison to not being eaten by ants to not being shot or stabbed on multiple occasions - He just lucks out and at one point it appears absurd.
Largo's team manages to get him out in bail proving the the rape case might have been fabricated as a 'minor rape'. Once out Largo moves full scale and kidnaps the girl who is being scared into making a complaint against him and once he learns the hide-abouts of his company's investgiator, he sets on alone to save her only to fall right into the hands of the enemy. As said above, LUCK kind of lives in his pockets and saves him almost all the time, leading to bloody climax. Largo comes out at the end being the owner of his production hours and also the rival NBN production house!
The huge plus of the album is Mrs. Pennywinkle - who knew she could be this rugged and this fun! 3 stars for her!