Kristina Gallo's Reviews > Balm of Gilead

This is the forth book I read from this author. His style is always different, depending on the plot. This time he made a mix of action thriller and supernatural horror. A powerful medicine that heals wounds could save someone's life, but violent forces keep benefits on the cure. When Nathan, ex soldier who has a lethal illness, made a deal with Omar to destroy his enemy Khaled, a tangle of deceptions will expose. Nathan's friends are in the trap and only good luck can save them.
Made in a manner of war stories, this book is a fast read , sometimes with a questionable logic. Who would fight without a money reward to put his life on the risk?
The readers will have doubts but also a good feeling of adrenaline that doesn't stop until the end.