Review: Lightening Can Strike Twice
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2014
Author  M. P. McDonald spins another gripping, paranormal tale utilizing a Serling-like camera March into Madness’ heroic character purchased years ago in Afghanistan.  The supporting cast lends itself well to this riveting thrill-ride and as in the first four Mark Taylor adventures the reader is drawn into a web of intrigue and another go around with the CIA.Believing that Mark needs more protection than he alone can offer, Mark’s now friend and supporter, Jim, arranges a meeting through his old contacts in the government to discuss measures that can be taken to protect Mark and his camera which has already shown great potential in thwarting acts of terror against the United States and preventing terrible accidents/incidents from occurring. The CIA, certain that Mark may have unusual psychic powers, encourages Jim to come and bring Mark for a meeting in Washington D.C. with the Agency in return promises to fully cooperate in helping keep Mark and the “future camera” safe. Mark having had history with the CIA years ago is wary of this plan and more than a bit reluctant to go but Jim convinces him to meet in D.C. to talk about his camera, the future pictures and dreams they generate. A certain few unscrupulous men with their own agenda, step up to the plate to offer support.Mc Donald once again keeps her audience turning pages and burning the midnight oil as Mark’s story unfolds and he is drawn into a pit of madness and terror which is the spawn of nightmares. A fast paced read, March into Madness does not disappoint. The newest book in the Mark Taylor series is every bit as good and thrilling as the rest. If you are looking for just the right book to keep you on the edge of your seat and, yes, even hungering for more, this is the story for you.  Mark proves that lightening does strike twice and that a nagging feeling and a gnawing in the gut ought be heeded for it is far superior to 20/20 hindsight.