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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. I recall reading and enjoying this book. However, it was a few months ago and about 20-30 books later.............and I really cannot remember the plot. This is a good read. The story keeps you in suspense for a long time. Development of characters was excellent and it was a great technique employed where the two brothers were living their stories separately and then team up to finish what was the main theme. Fault Line is probably just an average thriller, but given that I live in Palo Alto, California - which serves as the geographical center of the novel - I found it more intriguing as I could easily identify with the many landmarks sprinkled throughout this story of a new technology that was potentially so powerful that our own government will do anything to keep it secret and exclusive. Alex Traven There was alot of technical info in this book but it was written so the average person could understand, The family drama that went on between the two brothers was believable and realistic, not allfamilies get along. The book was well paced and easy to follow all in all a enjoyable read. no reviews | add a review
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