Review: Not Bad But Feels Like The Ending Was Rushed
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 17, 2014
Great opening and an exciting finish, but pacing throughout majority of book felt more like a mystery than a thriller/suspense book (didn't really shift into higher gear until they arrived at the Polish tavern 40% in). Story involves twins separated at birth during war torn Poland 50 years ago and their efforts to uncover the atrocities that occurred with regard to their mother's demise. Highlights include this passage read midway thru "Jeremiah had not felt fear for years. He could not know it then, but this new feeling would accompany him to his death." Low lights include numerous typos approaching the ending including "...did not she expect her cell phone to stay quiet." "...and shot him the head" "Two children were also killed and injured." and "Where the signs of the beating?" all of which leaves me wanting an editor to clean up those final 30 pages or so. Still, a good book that made for a quick read that I would rate 3.5 stars rounded up.