Review: Too many adventures too incredible
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 13, 2013
I like book 1 and I purchased this second one.  It started great and it was not redundant when incorporating book 1 however as book 2 developed it was becoming more and more a potluck of sceneries, adventures, plus daring execution.  All making the book not very creditable to the average reader.  I could not identify with any of the adventures as each scene were not well developed.  It was like a large circle of writer gave their ideas of a scene and used in the book.I hated how the first husband got to deviate and to where and with whom.  Ridiculous!  All the years of being a family or in love, to easily stray away with someone who is the main character of the same book.  It becomes like a soap opera where everyone sleeps with everyone in the program because the authors can't have better imagination to produce interesting plots.  So throw in some romance in and out and then again with someone else in the cast.The type of adventures cannot be close to fiction, it is like take a housewife with kids at home duties and throw her into being the main person in a Robert Ludlum book.  She doesn't get developed she is a soccer mom level.The aunt must be very old to be staying at home to babysit the kids, one night yes but not while our heroine is travelling internationally to prevent or start killing head of states who is surrounded by an army of bodyguards.  When books become like this, it loses one interest.  Would not purchase any more...  Loved the first book