Review: Supremely entertaining
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 9, 2013
Please leave comments on Lucky's 5 sweet pea review at mrsconditreadsbooks.com/index.php/?p=13996In Wicked Guidance, Havan Fellows shatters a theory...Mouthy kids have never been a favorite of mine. It's like Cousin Oliver in the Brady Bunch or Seven in Married with Children. It seems that adding a kid to the mix is something you do when you're desperate and running out of ideas. Not so with Ms. Fellows. She introduces a streetwise young punk who definitely gives Wick a run for his money. Weird thing? I really like the kid. He's bold, brash, and has potential.Kyle is the witness to a vicious crime. The man who perpetrated that act now wants Kyle's head. Wick steps up to save him, but can't do it alone. Enter his...whatever...Ned, who tries to keep him on the straight and narrow (because that works soooo well with Wick!), but knows that it's a battle Ned won't win.When Kyle is snatched, Wick wants to charge in after him, but Ned forces him to think about what he's doing. At this point, Wick sends a chill down my spine when he announces the plans he has for the guy who grabbed his young charge.Havan Fellows makes Wick supremely entertaining. In all of the Pulp Friction universe, he's the one who amuses me the most.If you haven't read Pulp Friction, the group with Mr. Webb, Laura Harner, Lee Brazil, and Ms. Fellows I strongly suggest picking them up. Each brings men who are part of a family, but can function on their own. Knowing they have each other's backs is what makes this group mesh so well.