Review: A good book is in the reader's opinion and here it is divided
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2014
This is another book that my wife and I both read.  As you might expect, we differ in our opinions of this novel.  She rated it a 4 Star, the best I could give it is a 2 Star, so it rates a 3 in the system.Good points:  My wife thought the female lead was believable and acted like a mother would, trying to get back to her kid at any price.  And frankly, I would agree with that, to an extent.Bad Points:  Where do I start?  Since I am writing this review, and I found a lot of fault with Ms. Lewis' effort, I will attempt to list some of the worst things in the story line,First, The heroine, Sarah, sees that bad guys beat her husband.  Yet instead of simply killing them, with the gun she has, she allows him to be murdered as she watches and allows herself to kidnapped t and taken to England (OK Wales) as a sex-slave.  The rest of the story vacillates between Sarah acting like a grown up and taking care of herself, and acting like an impulsive 13 year-old child that is lucky not to get herself and everyone around her raped and killed.  Unfortunately for several characters in the story, they do get raped, tortured and killed trying to help her.  Sarah IMO is no hero.Every vestige of humanity in Ireland and the western UK seems to be gone in less than 18 months.  Frankly I just do not believe that.Finally, the book ends in the middle of the story.  Heck, Ms Lewis, why not end it in middle of a sentence.  That is a very poor way to get people to buy the next installment in your series.Trust me if the next book is not better than this on, I do no care not much my wife liked it I will give it 1 star.