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What part of the book did you admire the most? What part of the book is going to stay with you for a long time?

There wasn't really a scene in the book that stood out to me or that I'll remember very much. I can't really recall any good scenes at this particular moment.

The description of the foyer of the Panama Canal Administration Building stuck with me.

I have not read the entire book as yet but I have to say that the first and second prologue really stood out to me because they seem to suggest a stellar book but then the story shifts and I'm like "really". The opening quote from the art of war was also pretty cool.

The first prologue will stick with me for a long time. That really grabbed my attention and made me want to keep reading.

I might give spoiler if I enumerate my favorite scenes but I love the scene when Godfredo chose to stay for Max. This is a sign of truue friendship.

I agree that the first prologue was the best part. After reading the whole book, though, it didn't seem to fit. Why did the author go through such effort? Well, he did start with a bang.

Ren B wrote:The description of the foyer of the Panama Canal Administration Building stuck with me.

I agree. In fact, the description compelled me to do my own research about the Panama Canal and it served me well. I am thankful for this part of the book.

There were so many interesting situations throughout the story. My favorite, though, was probably when Max went to the motel/brothel that Sophia managed, because he needed her help, as well as Godfredo's help.

I particularly liked the descriptions of the clandestine agency, their training establishment, and the realisation that these types of people can be brought in at a whim and are essentially unable to live normal lives. It is a slap in the face of realization of what they can do to protect our security.

I agree that the first prologue had a more lasting effect

I liked the scene before the climax with Max and Karis in the car - Max hitting rock bottom - and then, the totally unexpected!

Without any second thoughts, I'll go with the one when Max decided to leave his future wife for sake of his career. That sank my heart. I was so disturbed by that. She didn't deserve that. ????????? How could he do that?

Darakhshan Nazir wrote:Without any second thoughts, I'll go with the one when Max decided to leave his future wife for sake of his career. That sank my heart. I was so disturbed by that. She didn't deserve that. ????????? How could he do that?

Well, may be that part of the study is a big puzzle to us but considering the circumstances, maybe Max did not really love Sarah that much to sacrifice his career for her.

Ren B wrote:The description of the foyer of the Panama Canal Administration Building stuck with me.

I found it alluring. I wanna visit it someday