Review: Most descriptive term: Okay
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
Like any story that is just okay, "okay" is the average between the good parts and the not so good parts.The good parts: Richard was an average sort of guy who struggled with working for his father and still had sibling rivalry with his much more successful sister.  He is devoted to his wife and daughter.  There is some good dialogue between the characters and the secondary characters are interesting in their own right.The not so good parts:  Richard is obsessed with the fact that his wife is such a hot package.  As a reader, that point was made quite early in the story, but the author continues to emphasize it to the point of distrtaction.  "That's ENOUGH" is a thought that came to mind mid-way through the book.  Richard is a wimp when it comes to his wife and her "control" over the family's everyday life.  It stretches the imagine to the breaking point to believe that their child is crawling around crime scenes and no one seems to have noticed.The story is worth reading, but is not even close to my "Favorites" list.