Sean O'Driscoll

A fascinating book. Peels the layers back on the IRA, and it's campaigns to remove the British government from Ireland.
It's told through the eyes of David Rupert, a man with many flaws, who infiltrated the IRA and helped bring down it's paramilitary wing. The book reads like a fiction spy novel, but it actually happened. The author provides plenty of documentation to back up the story.
The author makes you feel like you are there, in the room with Rupert as deals for arms and money were being made. You will feel the frustrations of Rupert, as he deals with the American and British spy organizations, and come to understand their frustrations with him.
I came away with a deeper understanding of the Irish "troubles", and the reasons behind them.
The book itself is well written, flows very well, and keeps the reader interested.
I did stumble a bit over the number and names of the characters, there were a lot of them.
Highly recommend!… (plus d'informations)