review by Brian Lowen on show 16th June
A James Bond type story this with our hero Shaw working for a secret organisation, which remains a mystery, but who one would assume is MI6.
It does get a bit confusing, jumping between different years, different situations and different ex girl friends.
However the basic storyline is quite straightforward.
Another secret organisation, this time a private one, working from an old mansion in the countryside, seeks out criminals who have committed gross acts of terror involving genocide and murders, mostly ex Nazi leaders. When they discover one he is eliminated but not before he is made aware of the crimes he committed and why he is being killed.
The current target is Fedir Kuchin, an ex KGB officer who committed many horrific killings in the Ukraine and he has been tracked down to a holiday villa in Provence.
Reggie, a young girl, (why can’t they use proper female names?) is in charge of the operation to kill him, and of course, she meets up with Shaw in a rather dramatic way, as he is also after Kuchin but for a different reason as Kuchin is involved in trafficking young women and also dealing in enriched uranium. Not a very nice character!
review by Brian
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