Hands Down

3,5 stars.
I couldn't decide at first to rate this 3 or 4 stars but after considering I enjoyed the first half, I guess the book deserves 4 stars.
Reading the first half of the book, I was actually surprised I found it enjoyable since I didn't like Zapata's last two books. But then I got to “the big reveal” (which was lame) and then the book turned into the usual formulaic Zapata.