I'm not sure if I liked the book or not, or why exactly. The pacing often was great, but often it was too slow as well. To be honest, I found the sex-parts a bit too ... I'm not sure. Too much there, somehow. It did not add enough to the story, and seemed to be more like 'sex sells, so I will add it'. On the other hand, it did add something to the story, it showed much of Alison's vulnerability. But then, I somehow did not really liked those scenes. My conclusion is that I do not really know why, and I hate that I do not know it! (And then, is it not a sign of a book being good, that it leaves a reader with some kind of itch?)

In the end, 'Tokyo Firewall' was certainly interesting. I am not sure if I would pick up another book by this writer again though.

I received a free copy through Netgalley in return for an honest review.