Review: A great story with many layers
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2013
Lethal Believers: The Innocents is a story with many layers. Partly a bit Sherlock Holmes-like, partly X-Files-like. After the explosive beginning followed by compelling action the pace varies from fast action, cold-blooded murder to smooth conversations between Julie Emerine and Danta, keeping the reader on one's toes and wanting to know more. The whole story holds a feeling of secrecy and well hidden conspiracy and some scenes are quite `movie-like', drawing the reader inside of the story and making them to feel like they're a part of the story.Definitely something different from what I've read before as G. Mitchell Baker has a unique writing style and he drops clues about the plot along the way quite subtly, so that the reader does not want to miss a sentence but is obsessed to keep reading until the very end of the story.