Review: Short story will leave you wanting more.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2012
One book in a series of books that have left me wanting more from the very beginning. The Last to Fall is a short story, told in the perspective of a father talking to his son, only the way this is written the reader is the son. Often times the storyteller interrupts his story to answer a question that might have been on your mind. It is written amazingly well in that regard, though in the fist few pages I kept expecting the son to be asking the questions. I quickly found myself "in character" and reading from page to page as quickly as I could.As with all of the novels that I have read in this series, once I was finished I was left with the sense that there was a book that I somehow missed, because the location, action and descriptions of events and places made me desperate to find out what comes in the next story. There is so much left untold at the end that I was certain another, longer book would follow. As far as this series encouraging you to find more of it's kind, it scores a ten.Note: Though this book was a free gift from the author, the content of my review was in no way influenced by the gifting. The book speaks for itself and my review would have been worded just this way even if I'd gone out and bought it. I also give bonus points for Text To Speech enabling on Kindle format.... but that also wasn't a factor in the above review.