Review: Another good one!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2012
Like some of the other reviewers here, I read the first of the series, "God Touched" in a day and quickly blew through the other three over the following few days.  Conroe's writing has improved over the course of the series, I was glad to see the "internal asides" largely disappear (tacking the main character's breaking of the fourth wall onto a statement), though there are still some inexplicable spelling errors.  He consistently substitutes "arraigned" for "arranged" (it happens in three of the books, I think), which has driven me a little nutty.  Still, as I've stated in my other reviews for the books, while I notice these things, I didn't find that they detracted from the book very much at all, I just wish they didn't keep happening.  The one thing that kept this book from a five-star rating for me was that the ending felt incomplete.  Obviously it's a setup for the next in the series, but it felt too much like a "To Be Continued" TV episode.  Still, if the intent was to make sure got the next book in the series, mission accomplished!