Review: Great mystery.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 9, 2014
First off, I want to confess I only gave this book 4 stars because of the price of the book. For a Kindle book, I think this is a bit too much. I also confess that, from the description of the book, I was not going to get it. As I thought about it, I figured I would take a chance, despite mixed reviews. I am not sorry I got it.A team of killers is systematically killing 64 men, women and children every 64 days. The killers do not identify themselves, there are no ransom demands, and there is no group taking political victory because of the killings. Mike Gallagher, the homicide detective in Athens, Georgia, also the city where the first attack happens, vows to catch them when his own daughter is one of their first victims. Mike sets out to find the killers and their leader which puts him at great risk with the CIA, FBI and other law enforcement who do not like him getting involved. With good police work, and the assistance of a female investigative reporter, Mike discovers the truth behind the killings and takes back our country with the help of average Americans who help him.I know some reviews found this book to be disjointed in some ways, but I do not. I know some have found this book to have many typos, but I did not.I did find this book to be action packed, fast paced, riveting, and I could not put it down. I started it today and finished it today. It is well written and the material is quite timely.The characters are quite good and a replication of people we could see today, and one or two we do see now.There is no sex in this book other than the couple who get shot while 'making love'. This part of the book is non-descriptive and safe for older teens to read. The killing is something I will leave up to the judgement of the parents to monitor for their own kids.Enjoy reading folks.