Craig Page is the Director of the CIA or at least he is until the President and his buddy throw him under the bus and blame him for a mission they approved. Now sick of the politics and having made more than a few enemies while employed by the CIA he changes his looks and goes about his life. One year later while enjoying life on the race car circuit his old friend and now director of the CIA approaches him and asks for his help finding the man who trained him. Now Page must go undercover in South America and help discover what a general is up to before the balance of the power is changed in ways that will affect the entire world.

Allan Topol has written a spy novel/thriller in the way they are suppose to be written. The characters and plot don't disappoint. The story is as it sold. THE ARGENTINE TRIANGLE has excitement and danger in South America, corrupt military, politicians doing what they do best and the good of loyal patriotic Americans saving the day. This is how a spy novel/thriller is written. The only thing that was a little disappointing is that the lead character gets his butt kicked a little easier than I'd like, but it works for the story.

THE ARGENTINE TRIANGLE is part of the Craig Page series but is easily read as a standalone. THE ARGENTINE TRIANGLE is a great thriller and readers who love a good spy novel will enjoy this one.