The Old Man

I'm not sure we're beyond all the hidden truths yet. This series has been intriguing, not really knowing who the bad guy is. At first, it appeared to be Lithgow's reluctant villain, but no, not him. Then it appeared to be Faraz Hamzad, but no, not him, either. Morgan Bote, obviously. Well, no. Okay, it's Suleyman Pavlovich. Or is Lithgow's ex-wife the head of all this? Well, maybe, or maybe one or both of them are just in league with the real bad guy we haven't even identified yet.

I haven't found it to be draggy at all, and I don't think we, or Johnny or Harold or Parwana (Emily), know the whole picture yet. I have a feeling at this point the author is pulling a Tom Clancy: that the real bad guy is going to much higher up the food chain than anyone expected.

Maybe, but at this point it almost seems to me like they are just making it up as they go along. This could have been a nice tidy complete story but it just feels to me like if they extend it much longer they are just adding in layers above to keep in going when the story was very good if they just wrapped it up. But maybe they don't know how to stick the landing.