This precarious balance is blown into dust when Adàn’s handicapped daughter dies. Sinaloa cartel leader Adàn Barrera is rotting in an Californian prison and DEA agent Art Keller has retired in a Mexican monastery, where he became their official beekeeper. The Cartel picks up not so long after the events of The Power of the Dog. Winslow wrote a sequel in 2015, prosaically called The Cartel, which was perhaps the only reason I’d have to read a 700 pages novel in this day and age.Īnd it’s as ferocious as it is straightforward. His novel The Power of the Dog, while unashamedly Hollywoodian, went to great lengths to illustrate how big and complex a problem drug cartels are on a worldwide scale.
Long, ambitious and single-minded doorstop thrillers that are meant to be enjoyed as a primary source of entertainment. American author Don Winslow writes novels like he still lived in the twentieth century.
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