Review: Good Books
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 29, 2014
I have read all three available books by Mr. Greyson in this order: Girl Jacked, Jacks are Wild and finally Jack Knifed. From the start, it took me a bit to get into Jack Stratton's talking or thinking to himself all the time. But then I considered the fact that he suffers from PTSD so, that's probably common and I must admit, I do it all the time anyway.Initially his relationship with Replacement/Alice struck me in three different ways- 1."eww that's creepy;" 2. Why doesn't he just get it on with her and go from there; &  3.Acceptance of maybe that's where the relationship is going with him being the "good guy" and keeping his distance. He does continually show a more than casual interest in most of his other female characters in all three books, yet he doesn't really act upon those feelings and "comes home" to Replacement. This adds tension to the stories, but it makes you think, "S*** or get off the pot" a lot. Maybe his fourth book, should there be one will resolve this issue?All three of the books have great plot lines and kept me interested through and through.They contain enough action, police procedure at a moving pace, along with character development that speak well to the reader. Mr. Greyson has a good voice and his writing compelled me to read all three in a row quickly.Good books! I hope another comes out soon, as my interest has been piqued.