Review: Hi Octane Legal Thriller
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2014
I like legal thrillers almost as much as I like westerns and Kenneth Eade has written a real page turner in Predatory Kill.  As the story unfolds Eade puts his years of experience as a lawyer to good use in taking the reader through complicated labyrinth of the legal process making you believe that you actually were in court watching the trial unfold. His characters are believable and well written and and his description of the bad guys was riveting. but this book would have benefited with a good editor. I came across a few annoying typos, but I don't judge a book by typos, I judge the book by the merits of the story and this story was a good one. Eade should write a sequel and continue the character of Brent Marks. I liked reading about Marks and the way he handles himself both in and out of court. Eade is what Grissom initially was when he first started writing, and I know that readers will enjoy this legal thriller written by a fresh new writer, Kenneth Eade.