Review: Third time's the charm
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 5, 2011
This is the third book in the series of thrillers with Detective Manny Williams as the main attraction on the side of the good guys.  For the bad guys, well suffice to say that uber-bad dude Dr. Fredrick Argyle still has a slew of tricks up his sleeve, and this time he makes it more personal than ever.Continuing in the vein of the second book, the wicked ensure that the good get no rest, and the grisly body count rises rapidly on two continents.  Again like book two, there are people playing both sides of the fence, and the author playfully teases the reader with hints before revealing each Argyle-tainted character.For the first time, we see a chink in the bad doctor's armor, and the excellent finale almost calls for applause.  Reading on a bit, we see that there are at least two more books in the series in progress, and that's darned good to know.  Grammatically, this one is the best of the three, with just a few errors, and fortunately they're not big enough to detract from a gripping one-sitting read.  Highly recommended, but only after you read books one and two.Amanda Richards, October 5, 2011