Review: Went from a 2 to 3 to 4 stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 12, 2013
At first I thought this author thought his readers would be stupid, but then I remembered that he was once a lawyer.  I suspect a trial lawyer or someone preparing for a trial because they must dumb-down their presentations to reach the lowest denominator in a jury.  Why, you ask?  Because he spent a lot of space dealing not only with the motivations behind the character's action, but every nuance and reasoning behind them.As I read on, I got over it.  The book actually moved along for a while, dragging down in only a few places (more explanations of why something was going on with someone's behavior).  Went to a 3 stars.Over all, the action was good.  Fast paced, moved along.  The ending was good.  The last 2 chapters should have been labeled as an epilog, but that is really small potatoes in the whole thing. It went to 4 stars.If you can get by this, it's worth a read.  I would recommend this.