Review: Fun and Engaging...but Forgettable
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 24, 2013
I had a lot of fun reading Heller's Decision. I breezed through the pages and immensely enjoyed Tilly's crazy antics and the colorful side characters. This book 4 is no different from its predecessors. Tilly is still a trouble magnet and boy does she attract the attention of some bad bad men. Of course, Heller and his security men always saves her behind every single time.To be honest, I am getting a bit tired of her irresponsible and immature behavior.  She always manages to throw herself in the middle of troubles and never seem to have the ability to get out of them without having Heller swoop in to rescue her.  I really want her character to grow up a bit and build more depth. Since Tilly's was on suspension from being a security officer at Hellers, she has also gotten herself fired from being Trent's research assistant. And what does she do after? Instead of trying to find a normal job or find ways to better herself, she goes back to dressing as a hamburger waving a sign; and when that job ends, she decides to be a sales lady even though the owner makes her buy a new outfit from that shop everyday.  Isn't she supposed to be really broke since she has been mooching food off of people around her? I mean come on, this really is very unattractive.  At twenty six I want the heroine of the story to be smarter and more I dependent. Tilly's lack of sense and direction is killing the story for me.I like the writing and story. I really do.  But it is getting a little annoying. I don't know how much more cliche and dumbness I can take.