I enjoyed this Jason Trapp story because Jack Slater was able to bring an innocence and humbleness to the character we have grown to know to be efficient, tough, and dangerous. In the first four novels Hangman, Jason Trapp, is one whose reputation precedes him and who is known throughout the world as someone who not only gets the job done, but is someone you just don't mess with either. In this current novel, Hangman, Jason does not always get things right, bumbles his mission a bit, and is not used to looking at everything and everyone as a source of danger.
By Jack Slater backing up and giving us a little look into Hangman's background, we see a real person who had to grow into his fearsome title, not someone who has an extra extraordinary gene pool of super human qualities. I look forward to reading the next installment in the Jason Trapp series, there is never a dull moment.