I was not familiar with the concept of whistleblowers being able to sue companies making false claims on government contracts and earning a portion of what the state collects, which was fascinating. I liked Allie and Connor, but I got very frustrated with some of Allie's poor decisions. However, she redeemed herself in the end. The plot was complex, and keeping track of characters sometimes required concentration. I'm actually giving this book a 3.75. Until the last couple of chapters it was a very interesting, well-written book that kept me wanting to know more,wanting to keep going on with the story. The ending however seemed very contrived and actually quite unbelievable matter how hard I tried. From the time the ship docked the entire story went downhill. I really wanted to give it more stars because of the enjoyment I derived from the biggest portion of the book, but the ending just killed it for me. I will not be rereading this.
What do You think about When The Devil Whistles (2010)?
This is a great legal thriller with excellent themes and a lot of info on whistleblowers. Loved it.
—Lea
