Review: Jacqs is a loveable a-hole
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 23, 2013
Jacq Glebov is not your typically hero, and he knows it. He has no patience for anyone, and he has no idea how to relate to people. He's adept at finding trouble.  (I loved him immediately.)  Jacqs offends his crewmates so often that no one bothers to look beneath the rough exterior until Commander Zeke Waters is assigned to the Candiru.Zeke really is your typically hero: war hero, leader, all-around good guy. He doesn't judge Jacqs by his rough exterior...mainly because he has the life experience most of the Candiru's crew lacks. He sees the goodness in Jacqs, and there is a really good heart hiding in that big chest.This story took several turns I was not expecting, and I enjoyed the plot thoroughly. Although I'm not sure whether I should describe the ending as happily-ever-after or happy-for-now, I can say that I will eagerly read Turbulence again and again because the characters conquered my heart.