Review: To kill or not to kill?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2013
I picked this book up from Pixel of Ink for free.  Not knowing anything other than the brief description that was listed on Pixel of Ink's website then on Amazon's, I was curious.  I honestly don't know if I would have even started reading this if I knew that it was a prequel to a series of books.  I hate getting into a book, then find out it's a series and then you are now in a Mexican standoff with the book.  Do you buy the following books or do you stop with the first one????First of all, this is a novella.  It's 192 pages long.  I was having an internal debate if I even wanted to finish this book, since it started off so slow.  However, it didn't take too long for the story to really start rolling along.  I started reading this story at 9 pm.  By 1am, I knew I need to get some sleep.  But I was so into the story that I was having a hard time putting it down.  When I forced myself to, I found I was questioning what was going to happen next.  Darn book even wrapped itself into my dreams.I can say that I was completely wrapped up in this book.  There was enough back story to let you know about the main characters pasts.  However, there was just enough left out that makes you want to know more about them.  I also got so wrapped up in this story to when it ended, I knew I had to read more of Jonathan Quinn.  I NEED to know if Durrie was going to play a role in his life and how.  I also want to know how Quinn is going to deal with his new life.I will end up getting the entire series, so I have marked it on my wish list of books to buy.  I'm reluctant to buy books in a series just because the first one was very good.  I will proceed with caution and read the next installment, The Cleaner.