Review: Another Outstanding Kelly Blake Book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2012
I really like this series. The characters are real, interesting and likeable. Even the enemy characters are interesting. I would say that this book is the best of the three. I reread the other two just before starting this one and, while they are all excellent, this one is tops.The book has several different sub plots or story lines. Smith handles the transition between the different lines smoothly so that you aren't shocked or stopped by the change of unit, world or situation. Each one moves the main story along, keeping you interested so you don't want to stop reading.Enough of this chit-chat, let's get to the bottom line. Rod Smith spins a damn good yarn. If I could talk to him right now, I'd say, "Quit messing around and get writing on another Kelly Blake book!"August 19. It's been nearly 3 months since I wrote the original review. I was scanning through my Kindle books, looking for an easy one to keep be bust on a rainy day and decided to reread "Where The Stars Are Few And Far Between." It was even better the second time through. If a book is really good, I tend to read faster and faster to get to the end of the story, so I can miss subtle points. A reread usually lets me pick up everything. Suffice it to say that I enjoyed the book more on the second read. "You, Smith, get writing. Your fans want more and more!"