Review: Should Have A Warning Label
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2014
Seriously I am beginning to think this author needs to have warning labels on her novels that dare to begin this without being prepared will result in anguish if you try to leave the novel before finished. Don't know why I did not expect it having read the first one only knew this one was going to be a good one. As I begin I say to myself oh no she has done it to me again with this making it two times in a row with her novels. Jess has begun again to suck me in as I read how her and Agent Mike are going to speak to some parents about internet safety. I have now entered the rear stuck to my seat zone as I taken away into the novel. Her and her team are still at it keeping or trying too young people safe from internet stalkers and the like. When she is given a file by some parents after a meeting with some parents she takes it home. That is right she is now with that man Tom finally yeah who is a dream of a husband for sure. Remembering later about the file she opens it and it begins. This is one that is similar and close to home sort of. Now I am on the fast track filled with the drama that comes with these novels that Jess is involved in because of the crime and cases she deals with. So this is fast pace with trying to stay with her with wanting to shout at the girl she is trying to protect from scary scum that she has met via the internet. You keep wanting to shout to the girl wake up and smell the coffee or something you are about to meet danger with a stranger because Jess knows what she is talking about and knows scum buckets when she sees them. So as I am tooling along through this novel numb butt fast approaching because like I said I have not stopped since starting. Racing to the end is what I am doing because I have lost the breaks but it is so darn good do not care anyways. This kind of intrigue and drama is what thrills you to your toes plus there is a surprise inside that will blindside you totally unexpected on who crops up too. Just when you thought the boogieman was locked up for good someone throws him the key. So by the time I reach the end (which am surprised I am there already) I am sitting with my mouth hanging open which I better close for fear of flies or something. Alright Miss author ready for the next one as soon as I get the feeling back but please this time include that warning.