Anonymous reviews are
some of my favorites. This is a review of The Defect from a reader who calls himself:
AManWithAKindleWhosNotAfraidToUseIt. Fun.
I quote 'Aman....'
‘Authentic enough to make me wonder whether the official story is a coverup.
Reviewed in the United States on Amazon on March 6, 2024
In an
era of ever-watchful cybersecurity agencies, we shouldn’t worry about
terrorists breaking into a nuclear power plant to cause a meltdown, or should
we?
Jeff Bailey’s The Defect follows a terrorist attack on Desert Canyons nuclear
power plant. There is no Desert Canyons plant, but there was a San Onofre
Nuclear Generating Station near San Clemente, which was shut down 2013 (the
same year events take place in the book), after “defects were found in
replacement steam generators,” according to Wikipedia.
The technical detail in the book is authentic enough to make me wonder whether
the official story is a coverup, and the “defects” were caused by terrorists,
as Bailey wrote. The plotting and pacing are good. His writing style and
reminds me of Michael Crichton’s Andromeda Strain.
Overall, a worthwhile read.’
I especially like the comparison to Michael Crichton.
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