Energy Dependence Day by Christian F. BurtonMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Energy Dependence Day is both informative and gripping. It manages to be character-driven while altering your perception of the Middle East. Burton walks a tightrope, and he does it well. Dive in—it’s a thrilling ride with lasting impact.
Energy Dependence Day thrusts readers into a political thriller where the stakes are global. The U.S. faces a terrorist attack generated from Saudi Arabia, and the lives of many characters intersect in this high-stakes drama. From a determined detective to the enigmatic terrorist himself, the narrative dissects the anatomy of an attack, step by step.
Burton avoids the simplistic “good vs. evil” trope. Instead, he crafts a sympathetic portrayal of Middle Eastern characters, even those involved in sinister actions. This nuance adds depth and authenticity.
The motivations of the “enemy” aren’t one-dimensional. We don’t root for them, but we understand their multifaceted reasons. This complexity elevates the tension.
I must say, it was a wonderful read !!
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