Review: Another for the Win Column
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 14, 2013
I've read "Texas Pride" (loved it!) and "Up In Arms" (not so much) and was a little apprehensive to start "The Current Between Us" (I should disclose that I received my copy from the author).  Having read it (three times now) I'm really glad I did.  The pacing of "Current" is much faster than Kindle's other books, but she doesn't skimp on the plot and character development.  I really liked Trent and his family.  Writing really young kids can be difficult (since we all have such loose personalities at that age), but I think Kindle pulled it off for the most part.  I really didn't like Gage (as a person, not as written...if that makes sense).  However, throughout the story I understood why he made the choices he did, and acted the way he did given his backstory.  And finally, as a Chicagoan I really appreciated the accuracy in the geography.My only gripe about the book was that Trent's voice seemed to get lost in the later parts of the book.  I think it bugged me more due to the fact that he was my favorite character.  However, this was great book and an enjoyable read I'm sure I'll revisit again.  Very recommended!