"When first we practice to deceive." finishes a very profound statement first uttered by the great Robert Burns,the well known Scottish Poet. Ms Tracksler, in her own now equally well known style, takes that theme to the utmost in her latest accomplishment, "Deceit." Herein she makes very palpable, those thoughts, and perhaps even desires, that almost everyone of us has had, if only for a brief moment, involving the horrific Incident that will, I'm most sure, come to mark this 21st Century. The terrorist attack upon the World Trade Center complex in New York City on September 11th 2001.
As with all her work, one cannot help but feel incorporated into the cast of characters and the overall workings of the plot, even if only in small parts at equally small intervals. Her ability to keep a reader thouroughly intrigued is remarkable. She has proven to be a most prolific writer who's immagination has few bounds. It is another "Must Read" from the skillful pen of Ms. Trackler.

This is a very well written story. It is a 9-11 tale that could actually be true. I will be reading more of this author's work.

I started reading this book one Saturday morning and I could not put it down. I got so wrapped up in the characters that I actually felt as though I was "in" this story right along with them!! It's a fairly quick read and one that envelopes the reader right into the story. The plot twists and turns were not predictable, and were totally enthralling!! I highly recommend this book.