Review: Predictable
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 10, 2013
This is the 2nd book in The Sensor Series; the first one,Darkness Haunts (The Sensor Series)I thought was very interesting with fresh new ideas to this genre.  The 2nd one, Darkness Taunts seems to have degraded into the same thing that is found in every other book of this type, with very predictable plotting, characters and situations.I was really disappointed in all of the sexual exploits in this book, which I'm sure there is an audience for, just not to my taste and only one of the things that made this book predictable.I don't want to say too much, to give away any spoilers, but just as a hint, nothing new with the sensor group that was added either, this too was predictable and trite.As for the editing, I realize that the author delayed the release of this book so that editing could be completed, nothing wrong with that, but it should have been delayed a bit longer as there are still a lot of editing issues.  Such as "flower" for "flour" and lots of missing words in sentences that were disrupting to smooth reading.Overall, I still feel that this author writes at a level above many other Indy authors and if you like this genre this series is worth your time.  My main disappointment is that she took the characters down well worn paths that other authors have walked before.