Review: Felt a part of it.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2013
This is a Book Four of a series, but I have to say it doesn't feel that way. The writer introduces the characters almost like you've never met them, and it could do well as a stand alone book!To start with I wasn't so keen on the main character. He came across as a bit rude. Which is perfect considering that's the idea Kinsey gets.It took a little while to get going, my tastes pander to a quick start and thrust into business, but I think it does rather well to capture the reader.The little things like the mini picture on the chapters are cute, and the pelican in the divides are cute, it shows an awful lot of thought has gone into not only the story but the presentation, which is important for me. I can't stand it when a good story is let down by poor presentation and formatting.There is much dialogue but this is well structured and doesn't drag the attention away from the story. The dialogue adds to the story and makes it more realistic.I don't want to give too much away about the story but I enjoyed it, despite it not being my usual genre to read.A well-written enjoyable read.