Review: What?
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2013
This could have been a very pleasurable reading experience.  I read the books out of order. IF I had read book one first, and if it is written like this one, I would have stopped there and still written this bad review.  I gave this novel a two.  There was enough good story line adventures to rate it a two instead of a one. It should and could have been a four or five.I read the sample and was intrigued.  Once I bought the book however, I got frustrated and annoyed. The author leaves you hanging with each adventure and pushed it, way over the top, with Kazak Lynn and her "Soul mate".  The book felt incomplete throughout. There was no meat to the character.  Kazak Lynn could have been Kazak Larry, and the read would have been the same, with a few minor adjustments.The adventures of Lynn and her clients were well written and organized up to a point. Each and every adventure was developed well, but then you felt like you were rushed to the top of a cliff and then thrown over or left hanging.  I lost count of the times I re-read the ending of each shoot out, thinking to myself, What?  What just happened? What did I miss? Then waiting several pages later to find out why Kazak Lynn, could determine what to do correctly; and no one else could.  Oh, OK, that explains it. NOT!Then you had the pleasure of flipping through so many pages to avoid the drivel of Kazak Lynn rushing back to vacation with her soul mate, whom everyone in the agency fears telling her that her lover is injured. I never heard of any employee's lover laying down laws and controlling any agency like the author would have you believe. Just like M in the Bond novels.  Only this "soul-mate" doesn't even work for the agency.  We lucky readers even have one whole chapter devoted to this.  Mr. Daems should have cut it down to about sixty to seventy percent less. But then his novel would be too short and he would have been sent back to the drawing board.A good read in parts, if you don't mind re-reading pages, trying to determine what just happened, skipping over pages, left dangling and poor editing. I have never skipped over so many pages in any book, in my entire life.  I am not going to waste my time and money to read book one.