Review: OK
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 22, 2014
Not as good as the first book.  The characters were dramatically altered by the author and not for the best.  I was left with the feeling that the strength and protectiveness of the main characters was morphed into selfish, selfserving, and conditional purposes.  This was especially evident in the relationship with the children.  Don't really know why the author would want to present PTSD in this light.  Could have used this as a vehicle for a better understanding of the problem and some good ideas to curing it.  The significant absents of the "Bad Guy" was disappointing since he became the main character in this story.