Review: A good followup to the Waking of the Samurai
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2014
I enjoyed the second book in the Samurai series. The spec op team and Gabriel Dunne rock right along. The action scenes were exciting and got my adrenaline flowing. The revenge plot is not new but can be worked a lot of ways. This one was interspersed with plenty of action from the team and came to a swift conclusion. The military language stayed on track pretty well.As with book one in the series the build up takes a bit of time but is necessary to understanding the story as a whole.One star went away for grammar errors. I was hoping to get through this book without finding too many but around 40% cardioid arteries became corroded arteries, chutes became shoots and rifles became riffles. About the only thing threatening from riffles is the number of fish they can hold.  While the author used an editor for story guidance, he needs a proofreader to catch the annoying grammar and spelling errors that run rife in the last 4 kindle books I have read.Grammar and spelling aside, Revenge of the Samurai is a good read but the reader needs to read the first book Awaking of the Samurai to get the total story line down.