Review: Keeps getting better
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2014
Well Jace decided to turn himself in and see if he could clear up the charges against him.  As you recall, he was with his uncle who shot the guard in the bank he was robbing.  Lawson calls and sends our hero to the prison to visit.  He also paid to have the same lawyer Jessica's father paid to get him off false charges to get Jace off for time served and 8 years probation.  Leaving the prison, a small aircraft in trouble catches our hero's eyes and he stops his car and goes off to see if he can help.  The plane explodes, but someone is thrown out with bad burns and internal injuries.  He hands him an encrypted flash drive and tells him to place it in the hands of the FBI.Our hero calls Lawson who asks if it is a blonde man with an English accent and when described, is informed it is a American agent and then he gives him his location to find that two cars are after him.  The flash drive is on a chain and the locator cannot be disabled.  The hero has to get away, sort the good guys from the bad, and then get home to Jessica who is due any day with twins.  The other plot line concerns Betty, the woman who he thought was his Mom and his sister.  His mom had an accident and is diagnosed with a heart problem involving a serious operation.  I was glad to see that he is finally getting some well deserved pats on the back.  Samantha Ryan is back getting her first therapy session.  Then all hell breaks loose again.  The action was ramped up, we receive more information on our hero's past and we hold our breath to hope that everything is settled before the babies come.PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE MR. WELLS:  He, she or it lay down not lied.  If he was singing solo a German song with a piano to accompany him, lied would be correct  While the no name device is a good one, the reviewer who stated that using he or him is confusing is right.  I am used to the way you write and I still frequently have to go back several pages and count paragraphs to see who was talking.