A very fascinating reading

I loved the Bleiberg project I had eaten. Again, the subject and writing play their role and captivates me. The plot is good, the historical side of the experiments of Unit 731 conducted by the Japanese army under the direction of Shiro Ishii is fascinating in the incredible sense and yet ... I do not know at all this research knowing very well that it existed but without a notion of the magnitude of the massacre and torture committed. The reuse of works by the great powers in exchange for immunity for officials is also frightening. Undercover prevention against viruses, barbaric acts were perpetrated. Where to start prevention, begins bacteriological weapons. Does this justify barbarism?

I was captivated by the investigation Eytan. His collaboration with Elena his great enemy turns slightly gnan gnan but it's no big deal. I enjoyed the historical side is well developed. I regret a little dispatched final for my taste. I liked to learn more about the character of Eytan. It gets to me a little more human, humanity that I sometimes forget in view of its exceptional capabilities. I was challenged by the nice / nasty opposition in this volume. With the collaboration of the two protagonists, who acts for good, for evil acts? We do not really know at a time. The methods of the two sides meet, even if the consequences also Eytan is more nuanced. The result is a feeling eRange to Eytan. I enjoy it, it is nice to me but he must however condone his methods?
In short, a reading that fascinated me. The writing is fluid and she caught up. The subject is addictive and interesting. I look forward to the third volume.