Review: Awesome!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2014
I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review.First off, if I had not already read the first two books in this series and was familiar with this author, this cover would have really caught my eye.  It is very appealing and does a great job of giving the reader a preview of the action inside the cover.  Out of all three, this one is my favorite followed by Origins with Relentless coming in third.Secondly, I wish I would have rated Ethan Justice: Origins (the first book in the series) a star to a star and a half lower.  Not because the book wasn't that good but because the suspense and the depth of the characters seem to have grown since the first book.  The lead characters seem more familiar and the villains seem more realistic.  I don't mean to sound so much like a book critic but it feels like Mr. Jenner has hit his stride with this book.  If that is the case, we can really look forward to the next installments.As to specific things I liked about this book...1)Ethan and Savannah have a great chemistry wihtout trying while at the same time, their interest in one another is not being shoved in our faces.  2)Herb Johnson is a main character that is extremely capabale and confident but gladly remains in the shadows of Ethan and Savannah.  3)Things worked out with Carl and Rachel the way you want them to work out but not so obvious that you see it will work out to early on in the book.  4)Nelson's end (and I will leave it there so as not to spoil it.  5)We get to see a baddie have an emotional attachment to Rachel (Ethan's sister), don't know why but I really liked that.  6)I really enjoyed the on the spot training Johnson put on Ethan and Savannah.  The airport scene was great.  7)The ending.  Mr. Jenner wraps things up very neatly concerning the present case yet he leaves us with enough information to make us look forward to book four.All of that plus the general things you find in all three...sarcasm, wit, cool weapons and tense action make this a great book to read.  I don't think anyone would have a problem starting the series with book three but you would be doing yourself a great inJUSTICE (pun intended) to not start with book one and read them in order.