Review: The Title is what caught my attention
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 27, 2013
I have downloaded over 2800 books, novellas and short stories on my kindle app on my PC and so far I have read less than 5% of them.  I don't have much time for reading lately, but I do make take to scan Amazon Kindle every day so I won't miss something I know or think I'll want to read when I do get the time.  So, I have written few reviews, but as any one who has read any of my other reviews may have noticed, every one of them had complaints about the writing, editing, plot, etc.  However, not this one.  I have nothing but praise for this book.  When I read the book description my first thoughts were this was going to be another run of the mill, angst and drama ridden novel.  It's anything but.I don't know why I opened this right away.  Maybe I was thinking I'd brief through it, then delete it so it wouldn't take up space for a better book.  I do know that l thought I would brief through it before skipping to the end just to see how it played out before deleting it;  I really don't like books with much politics in them.  Whatever the reason, even though I didn't have the time to read it, once I started reading I found this to be more suspenseful (and fun) than political, and I didn't stop.No way am I deleting this.  While it was a little slow getting into it, after I did I couldn't read fast enough.  In fact I'll have to go back and reread this not only because I'll want to, as I enjoyed it so much the first time,  but because I read it so fast I'm sure I missed a lot of the nuances and complexities of the writing which goes into a really good book.  I guess some of those other 2800+ other books will just have to wait awhile longer.All I can say further is please, Mr. Steed, please write a sequel.  I want more of Dee and Hal and their friends.