Review: Maybe not the best in the series, but still a winner
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2014
This volume in the series of Chase Dagger and Sara Morningsky seems like it leans more toward science fiction than fantasy and suspense than the others, and for that reason I only give it four stars since I am really not a big fan of that type of writing.  Also, the sentences seem sort of choppy, especially toward the first third to half of the book; not the usual narrative style that I have come to expect from Lee Driver.  It is almost like someone else wrote it, and maybe forgot to proofread in places as here and there a word is missing.  Also, I must admit I am having a bit of a hard time with the way Sara is evolving away from her sweet self; please don't turn her into a Lara Croft!  But despite my criticisms, I still liked the book and the series as a whole, like the supporting characters, and recommend it (and I like the cover of the book as well!)