Review: Starts well, goes sideways and then tries to finish
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 2, 2014
I enjoyed book 1 given it's twist of virus from an alien source. We were told the story from the perspective of two different people/groups. It was entertaining and I looked forward to reading more. For book 1 I would give it 4 to 5 stars.Book 2 sent sideways. We were told the same story as book 1 but now from two different people/groups with a tiny bit of touch from a figure from book 1. When I finished with book 2 I scratched my head and wondered why the author had chosen to waste our time. Perhaps to set something up for interaction from characters in #1 and #2 in #3?Book 3 sees a little bit of use of two characters from book 1 but introduces us to a whole new set of characters and tells the ongoing story from their perspective. For the most part book 3 was it's own story.Overall I liked the writing style. Some grammatical and spelling errors but not many. You become engaged with some of the characters. As I sit back and mentally try to bring all 3 books together I don't get a tightly woven story integrating multiple characters with different experiences. What I get is 3 stories that have a few commonalities.For $.99 it's a great buy and an enjoyable read. It just seems to me that it could have been so much more.