Review: A Mystery Book that Certainly has you Guessing From Page One
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 13, 2013
I enjoyed fast quick read inShakedown, and wanted to read this book.  I dove in head first, and was not disappointed.  This book has a more methodical speed about it.  Charles the main character reminded me of a few vets I have attended while working at the VA Medical Center in my city.  On some accounts, he is a distorted fellow, but certainly no fault of his own.  He is a product of his environment as a child exposed to neglect and much more. He often is bouncing from reality to memories of time spent in war and his childhood.  He still has veins of steel and is rather determined to figure a mysterious puzzle that he finds himself in. Ths story centers around his murdered Aunt who is a gunshot victim.  The death of his beloved aunt has he and a cast of solid characters hoodwinked for some time.  Grey has a unique way of using a revolving door taking you from present time to days gone by each time giving you something more that is relevant to the story.  Often I prefer a faster pace, but the details and clues are often difficult to unravel in a blazing short story.  Skillful designs of mystery were webbed throughout, and Charles even with war torn memories delivered it in the end.  These guys are often forgotten or abused in many books like this.  This book delivers surprising secrets right until the end.  I am pleased to have this book on my kindle carousel.