This was a very good book. It was full of action and suspense. It had some surprises. I just do not like books that end on a cliffhanger for the next one.

Worth a four star,but hate stories that leave you hanging. I understand series novels, but hate get involved in novel that leaves you with out finishing and not sure if you will ever get the sequel

I didn't like the way it ended. It was too abrupt and left you hanging.

One Night in Tehran is an excellent read full of action and intrigue with a dash of soul mixed in for good measure. The author takes the reader from the dangers of Iran to the compression chamber that is Washington DC to what should be a slower paced time in Norman, OK and provides the neat details that help the reader feel like they've spent time in those locations. The storyline moves quickly and easily without any gaps. All in all a very enjoyable read especially for a lazy summer afternoon or wrapped around a pumpkin spiced latte on a crisp fall evening. I look forward to enjoying future adventures of Mr. Titus Ray.

Just finished my first Titus Ray thriller. It had everything I love in a novel...a former CIA officer still dealing with the bad guys, his past stories and his possible future with a new acquaintance. What I enjoyed the most is what I would call the novel's real time adventure. This could actually happen now in our country. Ehrlich's knowledge of the Iranian military makes the story exciting and plausible for a spy thriller.

Ron English
Today at 6:39pm.

Mrs. Ehrlich, I have just completed reading your novel, "One Night in Tehran". To say I was delighted with the storyline is an absolute understatement. You are a wonderful writer and storyteller. I don't know what I was expecting, but you exceeded by a country mile all of them. You set the stage for the next book. Your skill matches beautifully that of John Grisham and James Patterson. I have often said that authors and TV dramas could be just as interesting without profanity if they majored on the story. You have proven this to be true. The skillful and beautiful way you handled the Christian faith aspect was so well done that no one outside the faith should be concerned or have any hesitation in picking your book up and diving in. Christians on the other hand will marvel at the wonderful treatment you provided your faith and ours. Our Lord, I am sure, is happy with your book and will bless you abundantly as people discover this work. God bless you richly and thank you for this powerful story of intrigue and local setting. With best wishes for your next book and the next appearance of Titus Ray, Your Norman Fan, Ron English

I bought this book six months before I got around to reading it. I had forgotten why I wanted to read it. I'm glad I did get the book and will buy others of Ms. Ehrlich's Titus Ray series. The protagonist, Titus Ray, is a CIA operative who has to be smuggled out of Iran once his cover is blown. Decisions made and protocols not followed by superiors in competing departments cause the unnecessary loss of lives. Titus dresses down those superiors in his post operation debriefing. The result is a forced medical leave for a year and he is sent to Norman, Oklahoma. Even there he has to remain alert because his life is in danger. Though he is there under his real name he has to treat the experience as a new legend.

I was pleased with the Christian perspective which was prominent, to some extent, but not preachy. Refreshingly honest with the problems new Christians face, particularly when they do not have mentors to following up after their recent acceptance of Christ. The main plot line however revolves around his role as a spy. Ms Ehrlich spun a well developed plot full of action and intrigue accompanied by a realistic portrayal of the struggles of a new Christian. The current political stage around the world was believably woven into the plot with Hezbollah playing a prominent role for the antagonist. Her characters are realistic and I found myself having compassion for Titus when he's afraid he's ruined his career and hasn't a clue what he could possibly do with his life. I had hope that because of his recent conversion that he would finally find a place he could belong. I'm not a romance fan but in this case I really wanted Titus and Nikki to form a romantic bond. Maybe next time, Christian courting is usually a slow process. Nikki is a good support character. She is a strong woman yet has a vulnerability that pushes her to overcome a tainted past and prove herself. Danny is a bit annoying but a good reliable friend who doesn't miss a thing. Carlton is the boss and he plays his part well. A little side story novelette featuring Carlton would be interesting. I'd like to know the story behind the favor he called in near the end of One Night in Tehran.

I enjoyed this novel and though it is part of a series the story can stand alone. There is plenty of room for Titus Ray to appear in many more adventures, certainly I look forward to reading more of this character. Appropriate for spy thriller fans of all ages. Definitely a five star read.

This was such a good book. It kept you on edge as you tried to figure out what was going to happen next. It made me feel anger to think about people who are willing to go against the U.S. even though they live a good life here, and earn a large salary at a large university. I liked how the story promoted Christian values not only of People in the U.S., but also in Arabic countries. I would certainly recommend this book to anyone who likes to read.