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 Steve Berry has done it again... His books seem to get better and better every time I pick one up. 
 Abraham Lincoln had a secret that could affect the mass population of America. This secret has been passed down from President to President until it is discovered by a group of rogue Mormons. Cotton Malone, the ex-Magellan Billet agent, is once again roped in to help salvage the situation. This time round, things are different for Cotton Malone since his lady love, Cassiopeia, is also involved. She has been sent undercover as she had been once involved with one of the rogue Mormons. Things heat up and Cotton Malone is under pressure to resolve the situation with minimum collateral damage. 
 The plot is interesting. It draws out a lot of history regarding the Mormon Church as it is the center of the plot. Set in multiple locations, the story takes us for a ride. Cotton Malone was probably at his best in this installment as the stakes were set higher with the involvement of Cassiopeia. I was totally involved in both the mystery and the emotional aspect of this plot. However, it was a bit difficult for me to accept Cassiopeia's new avatar. She somehow felt a totally different person in this book. However, Steve Berry's capacity to mix history with fiction remains as good as ever. The detailed descriptions and the infused information made are so much more interesting to read. The pace is fast and it also keeps the readers indulged with history, suspense, action and twists. 
 Overall, it was an interesting book at many levels and a must read for all who love thrillers.