Review: Okay - Not enough to continue
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 22, 2012
This book was just okay. There are numerous errors that any decent proofreader should have caught. The errors were enough to annoy me, but I finished the book.I thought this would be pretty good when I started it. I even was planning to pick up the next in the series when I was still less than halfway through. Unfortunately, the errors started to multiply and the storyline started to bore me. It seemed to me that for a 'professional', the main character (and his compatriots) ended up being consistently caught by surprise. All their moves seemed to be reaction, as opposed to action.*** SPOILER ***I didn't feel very attached to the main character - this was probably due to the fact that his two most humanizing forces were killed off for no apparent reason. I guess that's the point this became a guys-only book.END SPOILERI was vaguely curious where the story would go, but as the follow-up is $4.99 I couldn't justify continuing. I might have at a .99 or 1.99 price point, but the errors, combined with my only vague interest made me put this series aside to pick up something new.