Take the Bai Road (A Bai Hsu Novel Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.20 (587 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0739D191N |
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| Number of Pages | : | 452 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-09-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Take the Bai Road is chock full of danger and suspense. Bai Hsu's search for the elusive Ghost Cartel will enthrall you." -- Gayle Lynds, New York Times best-selling author of The Assassins. Starting with a slow burn in the power corridors of Washington, D.C., the story erupts into violence in Mexico and slams to an exciting finish in Seattle
It will test him, make him question himself and the organization he works for, and ultimately rip away everything that’s ever mattered to him.. Tangled in a conspiracy that will pit him against warring cartels in Mexico, this is Bai’s most impossible mission to date. Bored and frustrated, he’s starting to doubt he’ll ever return to the field until he’s given a difficult new assignment: Track and investigate the mysterious Ghost Cartel, who may or may not already have hooks in our government.With secrecy of the utmost importance, Bai accepts the mission even though he knows he’ll be out in the cold. After the events of Bai Tide, CIA case officer Bai Hsu is safely tucked away at Headquarters in Langley, Virginia. With no official cover, no backup, and no resources, Bai has no choice but to infiltrate a shadowy organization few know anything about
It's the Bai Way or the Highway! LuAnn Braley Poor Bai Hsu. He's out of the frying pan of Bai Tide, first book in the series, and straight into the fire in the new Take the Bai Road. As if capture in North Korea, prison and torture weren't enough, right? Since he returned to duty after that episode, he has been pushing papers around Langley, and is itching to get back into the thick of things. Have you ever heard the saying, "Be careful what you wish for?"He is given the opportunity to track the Ghost Cartel in Mexico, which is rumored to have someone on the inside of the CIA. He jumps at the chance. Bai joins the crew of a . Man of La Book said Fun Read. I really enjoyed the first installment in the life of Bai Hsu and was glad to receive Take the Bai Road by Erika Mitchell for review. This is the second part of the series and continues in the same vain as the previous novel.The author continues with her wry, witty storytelling and implausible story lines which are as much fun as they our outrageous. The story is fact paced, entertaining and a fast read. I enjoyed the characterization in the novel, we see all the characters through the eyes of the protagonist and his observations are funny and poignant.The narrative provides acti. It's Bai Time You Read Mitchell If you were a fan of Bai Tide, or spy thrillers in general, pick up Take the Bai Road. Once again Mitchell delivers a fast paced and engaging thriller that pulls you from scene to scene with barely a moment to catch your breath, all delivered with a wry and sardonic first-person narrative not often found in the genre.Many thriller authors seem content to deliver episodic book after episodic book of interchangeable action scenes without any meaningful character development. Take the Bai Road is as concerned with the main character Bai’s internal life and emotional growth as