" Solid political thriller with well-developed characters. Depressingly, even though this book was published nearly 40 years ago, its portrayal of Arab-Israeli tensions doesn't feel in the least bit dated. And, post 9/11, the plot device of an airship being used to commit mass murder doesn't seem nearly as far-fetched now as it may have at the time. Harris does a ton of research before each novel, and it shows in this book. The ending of the book feels a bit rushed and predictable, but Harris's strong, sometimes lyrical, prose raises this above standard fare. "
— Josh, 1/31/2014