Review: i did not read all, nor in order
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2012
Even though I did not read all four, and read out of order (the ones I did) that does not hamper the stories overall.  Yes,  series type are best read in order.  However, even though parts of series and more could be related for knowing previous - I still believe the stories I have read in this series can stand alone.  Which I prefer as I hate to be beholden to reading serial type works.  Good show that as (seeming these days) I run into many that really require all be read and in order.In this one we find Argus a college graduate, a loner who comes into a mysterious package thrust on him at busstop.  The tale unfolds as Argus and his co -worker and roommates try to figure out what the package contents mean and why/how related to Argus.  Again, this author shows creative abilities with his premise and the pieces that seem random - but ultimately tie together.  This one is related to a supernatural place and supernatural events.  As is the other one I read (likely all four are).  The supernatural bits are not overdone or "hokey " to this reader and while it seems to jump around a bit - I believe this is due to various people working their part of the puzzle and author intent versus just jumping around without cohesive plot planned.I really enjoy reading this author's work. I just find the numerous grammar and punctuation errors distracting and reduced the rating one star for such.  As the errors are quite numerous.Regardless of errors, many will enjoy this read if they like the genre.Christine