A good read in the sense that the author took the facts and made the story play out like the events in a spy novel - I found myself wanting to know what was going to happen next. However, it was also a difficult read in terms of emotional impact, following Eichmann's actions during the Holocaust and the reactions of the people affected after his capture. Little is often told about what happened to the perpetrators after the war, and I think this is an important story in terms of historical significance. 
 I know this is essentially an adaptation of material written for adults, but I found the narrative to be a bit simplistic at times and the names of people involved got a little confusing. That said, kudos to Bascomb for making history exciting!