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The rampant criminality in the met described by this officer is disgusting. Either acts he commited or those which a blind eye was turned to. If this was their 'top' undercover I shudder at the idea of their worst. also 'Plain clothes' seems more suitable than undercover to me, there are no tales of infiltration or lengthy operations.
The premise was good, and the first half of the book flew by. Towards the end of the book when it started to get into the weeds a little with technical things it fell apart for me. A lot of the technical detail was just words thrown together haphazardly (hint: a teraflop is not an amount of storage). Also, my Kindle edition of this book had a clickable link as part of the plot, but the link doesn't work and the site it links to seems to be a real site that is unrelated to this book - I have never seen anything like that before.
I breezed through this book , its perfect to pick up when you only have a few minutes to read. It made me laugh out loud more than once.