Review: almost as good as the big guns
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2011
Zack Hamric almost pulls off a thriller as good as any you would find from the top writers: the hero who won't back down, the gorgeous blonde who is good with a gun, villainous villains, and a fast-paced plot.  The problem is in the editing.  The book is told in the third person except for the chapters told from the point-of-view of protagonist Kyle Jackle, but numerous errors occur in which we switch to third person for a sentence or two in the Kyle Jackle chapters.  Very disquieting.  A more thorough final editing might also have picked up the other minor lapses from grammatical English and some formatting problems.  A good read that deserves better editing.