Review: Wear a seat belt when you turn the fast paced pages of this Collision Course!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 20, 2014
The plot thickens and unfolds as Daman finds himself skidding downward on a Collision Course his enemies have set for him in this second sequel of Black Caviar. I would advise that you read Book 1: "I'm Living But I'm Not Alive" before inhaling the contents of this one. You will then become properly addicted to the series written by new author, Psymon H."Keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer," but Daman's enemies are too close for comfort. Both his business and personal life are disrupted by the callous schemes that unknown manipulators have planned for his demise. Daman comes under a lot of stress as he does his very best to stay in control of his organization.The drama becomes more intriguing when the other characters take center stage with their roles. Each one displays a unique personality which make the story come alive with amusement and deep emotional issues.It is obvious from reading that the author, Psymon H. spent time developing the cast, making you become fond of the combination of "love me, hate me" personas of these characters. The dialogue is not forced, and the plot has a natural setting that reflects the drug scenario in today's society. Black Caviar: Collision Course is a book I found rather difficult to put down due to its exciting content.