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This is a good solid political thriller that mixes in very current issues with a flair for conspiracies. Lately, conspiracy plots seem all the rage in political thrillers and THE BLACK ORDER is no exception. The characters, although new to me, have a long history together; this is #20 in a series. But this works well as a stand alone book. I didn’t miss anything by starting here. There is a presidential transition and, unhappy with the incoming administration, a group of unhappy men decide to foment a return to the past. As I said, there is a very current feel to the book which keeps the tale riveting. I read it straight through and enjoyed it a lot. I received my copy from the publisher through NetGalley.