Review: HURRY UP AND WRITE THE NEXT BOOK
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 16, 2013
I apologize for saying that. A rush job might not be the same quality as the past two books.But when you've read these books, you get a little impatient.Allow me to begin. When I spoke about the last book I left out a character on purpose. I knew he'd be coming back to stir up trouble. This man passes himself off as a priest. If he is a real priest he has swallowed someone's lies instead of believing the truth. Alex decides to keep him where he (Alex) can watch him. That creates several tense moments, as hordes of demons attack, more than once. This fake priest also tells a tale of the origins of the Templers that twists the foundation of the church.Alex is lucky that he's a suspicious sort, and double lucky to have a friend like Gaspar.Alex winds up in Venice he checks out his inheritance.He's floored to find out the value of his properties and to discovery he has inherited Gaspar's old home. But the place isn't empty; when Alex returned with a damaged knee (being a SEAL is an honor, but it isn't cushy), his grandfather set up a physical therapy unit for men from various countries and paid for all therapy and their prosthetics.Alex decides to tour the facility and finds his old heart throb.Here is where I shut my mouth. Telling you any more would be saying far too much.Just know my eyes are itching to read Book 3, but my brain knows not to push someone who's already written two GREAT books.