Review: Super Heroine Bodyguard
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2013
I'm not an not expert when it comes to bodyguard work. I've watched and read about stories about bodyguards and I have reflected on the duty, responsibility, and cost of being a bodyguard.  Frankly, I'm suprised bodyguards in the real world are able to do as well as they do because its got to be one of world's toughest jobs.I read this book after reading C.R. Daems other novel - "The Shadow Ryana".  Sadly, I was disappointed in this novel.  Overall, nothing really meshed well.  The inclusion of magical assassins was probably meant to make the story more exciting but I think it ruined it.  My reason is that the assassins still use mostly handguns which seem to make the whole magic concept pointless.  I think it would of been to include fancy tech instead of magic or at least make the magic more interesting.Next, the Kazak Guradians is suppose to be an elite and prestigious bodyguard agency.  However, they get all worried and concerned when the person being protected complains over petty matters. Lynn's rules are of a passive nature and shouldn't really have resulted in so many complaints but it was an annoying reoccurance.Finally, at the beginning of the book Lynn's worst ability was her markmanship with firearms and yet she miraculously hits with almost every shot while doing acrobatic moves ... unlikely.  Basically, I just found lots of little things that didn't mesh well together and just made the story merely okay.