Review: Enjoyed, but (Contains Spoilers)
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 10, 2014
Typos and grammatical errors abound.There are too many loose ends.There are too many things based on non-reality and isn't based on reality.  Some things just don't make sense.With further development, this easily could be a five star book.There are too many things going on that didn't get developed.  (It was like the 163? page maximum goal was reached, and "let's wrap it up".)The end was rushed, and bluntly cut short.  Frankly, I thought there was going to be a sequel (SPOILER ALERT) before the antagonist died.Too much like a Dale Mayer book where the book could stand alone, and even the detective had psychic visions (which is all too convenient and yet, this element could have been left out of the book.  This skill/gift seemed disjointed from the rest of the book, which could be easily fixed with more development).The good:The plot was interesting.  The uniqueness (to me) of the psychopath growing up and being drawn to his therapist was fascinating.This guy was a true psychopath and it was nice to get a glimpse in the mind of a true psychopath, definitely not somewhere I want to stay.  However, it was nice to get a glimpse, so a person could avoid forming relationships with a psychopath in the future.I find the author is doing the world a service by shedding light on some mental disorders.Overall 3/5 stars.