Review: Excellent Sequel....Spot on
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 12, 2014
Wow, what a great beginning to book two. The last novella ended at the most inopportune time and I could not wait to open the sequel to see how it played out.Jordan has made it home. It was totally unlikely that it was ever going to happen, but no matter what the government says about accepting help from the enemy there was no way Jordan would live otherwise. What else is a POW scheduled for execution supposed to do? He is not a traitor, but the victim of a traitor…now he has to prove it.Aaron is a solid, unflappable rock for Jordan…and he should be at over seven feet tall (which was really hard for me picture, quite honestly, so in my head he was closer to six feet six). These two men have each other’s back in all things and it’s not a surprise that they have lasted for eleven years, and I foresee many more years in their future.But coming home was the easy part for these guys and now they have to fight to keep Jordan out of prison at home. Seriously, how fair is it to survive as a POW in the desert, forgotten and forsaken by your country, only to be considered a risk to your homeland when you are forced to save yourself? Jordan and Aaron are both very smart, very capable men and together they find that information to prove his innocence…and the guilt of a supposed friend.The timeline and continuity of all aspects of this story is spot on. You could easily read both books back to back and feel as if it were one novel. I still was left wanting more, but was vested in both Jordan and Aaron and genuinely liked them both. Match that with the mystery and family issues, it turned out to be a really good read.Overall Impression: I really liked it