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神の火 下
〈トロイ計画〉の鍵を握るマイクロフィルムを島田は入手した。CIA・KGB・北朝鮮情報部・日本公安警察…4国の諜報機関の駆け引きが苛烈さを増す中、彼は追い詰められてゆく。最後の頼みの取引も失敗した今、彼と日野は、プランなき「原発襲撃」へ動きだした―。完璧な防御網を突破して、現代の神殿の奥深く、静かに燃えるプロメテウスの火を、彼らは解き放つことができるか。
409 pages, Paperback
Published March 29, 1995
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September 20, 2019
A little long-winded--
Compared to the first half, the second half a bit slow, with a lot of waiting around and blow-by-blow actions that become a bit tedious after a while. The slowest is probably the end, when the main characters plan their attack on the nuclear power plant. The sheer volume of details about the construction, geography, layout of the plant as well as their plan—though they help to make the story credible and I admit I was quite amazed by the level of details included—slows down the narrative significantly. Personally, I really liked the concept of "opening the lid of the reactor" but would've liked a little more depth to the story at that point and the characters rather than just details.
On the whole, 2.5. Pretty good.
Compared to the first half, the second half a bit slow, with a lot of waiting around and blow-by-blow actions that become a bit tedious after a while. The slowest is probably the end, when the main characters plan their attack on the nuclear power plant. The sheer volume of details about the construction, geography, layout of the plant as well as their plan—though they help to make the story credible and I admit I was quite amazed by the level of details included—slows down the narrative significantly. Personally, I really liked the concept of "opening the lid of the reactor" but would've liked a little more depth to the story at that point and the characters rather than just details.
On the whole, 2.5. Pretty good.
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