Book Review: The Mahdi

The Mahdi by Robert Cook is a must-read political thriller that will keep you riveted to your seat. Let me set the stage: Bedouin Muslims are angry with Israeli Jews for taking their lands on the West Bank. Alex, also known as Cooch to those in the CIA where he has served, and Kuftahni to the Bedouin tribes of which he is a part due to his heritage, is a liberal Muslim who is charged to fix the problem in Israel.

His Marine and CIA training, along with his girlfriend, Kaitlyn, the smartest person in the world, may be the right combination to bring peace to the Middle East. But nothing is easy in a world where ideologies clash.

Robert brings intense suspense into each chapter, making you wonder if Kaitlyn, and her EMP capabilities will survive, if Cooch has finally met his match, and if the world will devolve into a war like one never seen before. One also wonders if Cooch will take the title of Mahdi to heart - and if so, will he use the power for good or for evil.

This was a can't-put-down book, and I highly recommend this read!

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