Review: No awards to be won with this one....
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 30, 2011
I gave this book 3 stars because I didn't hate it, it just lacked a lot of things and really should be a 1 star.  The star rating seems to be about feeling and not really about the writing, plot,character build, depth etc. This was like grown folk story time hour.  Not the work of a literary giant by any means. Throughout the book I felt like I was in a barbershop listening to old geezers tell lies about their conquests and accomplishments.  The story lines are not well developed and it feels like the writer tosses in stuff because there is another page to fill up.  Absolutely no build up or background.  It is entertaining, but lacks depth.  The writer may be better suited to write little love stories rather than attempt to do books that require more in depth research on the workings of the FBI, law enforcement, psychology etc.Here are some questions that swirled in my head for 10 seconds before I moved on to the next fantastic thing in the book:1. Did the page where Greg became the acting sheriff fall out of my Kindle?  How (and when)did that process take place?2. Bo and Greg finds a skeleton of baby in the walls of the building they own and this is passed off as a non event, but suddenly there is this memorial that is televised by, get this, CNN!  Are you kidding me???  At the memorial there is no mention of the press being there, not even the local press, but the entire thing is televised by CNN.  Moving right along...3. Then the ingots miraculously turned into money!  They must have because they were sitting on the bank's table and then suddenly Callie had all this money in her bank account because the people who were paid with the ingots gave her back the money.  Oy!4. Let me stop here...At the end of the day, the book is entertaining.