Review: A solid read with a few flaws
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2013
This is the third of his books that I have read. He writes multi-dimensional characters who aren't just good or evil, good visual imagery and his plots always entertain.  His characters have un-PC flaws making them more realistic; I don't know any perfect people.My only complaint is the editing.  No matter which of his books I read, I find spelling, usage and grammar errors.  Along with issues like the description of a character in the beginning of this book, named Jimmy Redhorse,  who at the end of the book is named Charlie.  L. J. Martin clearly knows better than these errors might lead you to believe if you based your opinion on a single book.  It's disappointing to have your brain stutter over dumb mistakes and interrupt the flow of rather good stories.I would still recommend reading his work.