Review: Wells is always enjoyable
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 6, 2013
I've read several things by Wells, includingWild Child,Secrets of the Elusive Lover - Book 1, andSecrets of The Elusive Lover - Book 2.  What impresses me about his writing is how different each one is from the next, while never seeming fake or contrived.Having plot flow from character is one of his specialities -- whatever situation a character is in, you feel as if it is something that is happening organically instead of a situation constructed by the author just so something can happen.  This book is no exception.  I'm not usually a huge fan of "coming of age" tales because they -- at this point -- usually feel so cliched.  But this story drew me in and I'm glad that I started it.  Stephen is an interesting character, but it's Ben that I can't wait to find out more about.This is only part of the story, but I appreciate how Wells markets his material.  The reader gets 100+ pages to decided if they like the story and choose to purchase or not when they are done reading.  I don't buy pay for a lot of Kindle books, but I've never started a Wells story that I didn't buy the second half.  Wells is one of the most reliably entertaining indie authors publishing on Amazon today.